Louis Schwartz Family Reunion
The Louis Schwartz Sr. Family Reunion
Held at
Stearns County Museum Meeting Room
235 South 33rd Avenue - St. Cloud, MN
For directions go to
Saturday July 21, 2012
11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Come join us for the Louis Schwartz Sr. family reunion. Please spread the word to other family members.
What to bring:
Please bring yourself and family along with your lunch and refreshments for the day. All your knowledge of this family along with family photos (example grandma and grandpa baby, family, wedding photos) and records you may have and are willing to share. (Example grandma birth, marriage, Obituaries, death, wills, immigration, etc.)
RSVP - Questions
(RSVP would help so we can make sure we have enough space, table and chairs)
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Louis Schwartz SR. Family
Louis Schwartz Sr. - Male (1826 - 1885)
Frist Wife
Louisa Klostermeyer ( - between 1860 and 1866)
Bertha Schwartz (before 1856 - ?)
Unknown Rehbein (? - ?)
Dorothea Schwartz (before 1857 - ? )
Unknown (? - ?)
Louis Schwartz Jr. (1857 - 1934)
Amelia Liebranz (about 1859 - )
Anna Elizabeth Schwartz (1860 - 1922)
Nicholas William Streitz (1858 - 1917)
Second Wife
Sophia Marie Klostermeyer (1843 - 1897)
Minnie Johanna Schwartz (1866 - 1959)
William Frederick Albrecht Jr (1859 - 1949)
Selma A Schwartz (about 1868 - 1893)
Gustave H Fischer (about 1863 - )
Louisa T. Schwartz (1871 - 1964)
Gustav Lobitz (1859 - 1932)
Emma Schwartz (1873 - 1953)
John Delbert Latterell (1865 - 1945)
Mary S Schwartz (1875 - 1894)
Henry Leo Mattman (1872 - 1957)
Augusta Schwartz (1878 - 1969)
Albert Homburg (1875 - 1915)
Louis Herman Knick (1881 - 1948)
Margretha Schwartz (1880 - 1961)
Samuel Behr (1863 - 1941)
William Philip Schwartz (1882 - 1972)
Amelia Christina Weber (1888 - 1965)
Ida Emma Schwartz (1885 - 1977)
Loyal Earl Daniel Clark (1884 - 1970)
Sophia Klostermeyer Schwartz married second Henry William Brady (1845 - 1914)
Child: August Brady (1887 - ?)
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