Lydian and Wilbur Sharon's wedding, 1912, by Arthur Wirick's car
1899 Mabel Ora Good, daughter of Joseph Good and Maytie Miller, was born on September 9 in Indiana. [1]
1900 Joseph Good (born in Indiana in Dec 1876, married) lived in Chester, Wabash County, Indiana, in a household with Maytie Good (age 19), and Mabel Good (age 8/12). Joseph Good's parents were both born in Indiana. Joseph Good's occupation was day laborer. [2] [3]
1910 Joseph S Good (age 34, born in Indiana, married for 11 years) lived in South Bend Ward 1, Saint Joseph County, Indiana, in a household with Maytie Good (age 29), Mable Good (age 10), Harry Good (age 8), and Emoral Good (age 4). Joseph S Good's parents were both born in Indiana. Joseph S Good could read and write. Joseph S Good's occupation was contractor, Carpenter, employer. [4] [5]
1912 Aunt Lydian married Wilbur Sharon on August 14. Mabel Ora Good was at the wedding.
Lydian and Wilbur Sharon's wedding, 1912, by Arthur Wirick's car
Cousins of Irby, Joseph, and William, 1912
1917 Eugene J Bauerlein, born in Mishikawa, Maryland, was a machinist working for Stutz Motor Car Company when he registered for the draft in Indianapolis. He was of medium height and weight with brown hair and eyes. [6]
1920 Joseph R Good (age 44, born in Indiana, married) lived in South Bend Ward 1, St Joseph County, Indiana, in a household with Maytie M Good (age 39), Mabel O Good (age 20), Harry C Good (age 17), Emerald E Good (age 14), and Richard G Good (age 5). Joseph R Good's parents were both born in Indiana. Joseph R Good could read and write. Joseph R Good's occupation was general contractor, own account. [7] [8]
1920 Eugene J Bauerlein (age 27, born in Indiana, single), son, lived in Mishawaka, St Joseph County, Indiana, in a household with Charles H Bauerlein (age 55), Rose M Bauerlein (age 53), Sanna K Bauerlein (age 30), Marie H Bauerlein (age 19), and Edith J Bauerlein (age 17). Eugene J Bauerlein's parents were both born in Indiana. Eugene J Bauerlein could read and write. Eugene J Bauerlein's occupation was machinist, Factory, wage or salary. [9]
c 1926 Good family reunion
c 1928 Good family reunion
1930 Eugene and Mabel Bauerlin lived in St Petersburg, Florida with Eugene J (age 3) and Elizabeth Mae (age 1). Eugene was a roofing contractor. [10] [11]
1935 Mabel O Bauerlein (age 36) and E. J. Bauerlein (age 41) lived in Pinellas County, Florida with Eugene Jr (age 8) and Bettie Mae (age 7). [12]
1940 Eugene Bauerlin (age 40) and Mabel O Bauerlin (age 40) lived in St Petersburg, Florida with Eugene (age 13) and Betty Mae (age 12). Eugene was a salesman of wholesale fruit juice supply. [13] [14]
1950 Eugene J Bauerlein (age 57, born in Indiana, married) lived in St Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida, in a household with Mabel R Bauerlein (age 50), Eugene J Bauerlein Jr (age 23), Joseph R Good (age 74), and Maytie M Good (age 69). Eugene J Bauerlein's parents were both born in USA. Eugene J Bauerlein was a proprietor. [15]
Eugene Bauerlein attended Notre Dame University in South Bend, Indiana. He served in World War I in France. He played semi-pro baseball and softball and tried out with the New York Yankees as catcher in St Petersburg, Fla. He worked in Mishawaka, Ind before retiring. He was an avid bowler at city, state & national levels.
Mabel Bauerlein graduated from Milwaukee Downer College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She taught Home Economics at Measle Middle School in South Bend, Indiana. She was the PTA president, at Woodlawn Elementary School in St Petersburg, Fla. 1937-39. She was the World's best cook (according to daughter Betty) & seamstress. She was buried at lot 40, plot 3, Council Oak, Highland Cemetery, South Bend, Indiana.
1967 Eugene J Bauerlein Sr, married, son of Charles Bauerlein, spouse of Mabel Bauerlein, died on October 3, 1967, at age 75, in Mishawaka, Saint Joseph County, Indiana. Eugene J Bauerlein Sr was born on May 12, 1892, in Indiana. [16] [17]
1967 Eugene Bauerlein died on October 3, 1967 and was buried at Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Mishawaka, St. Joseph County, Indiana. Eugene Bauerlein was born on May 12, 1892. [18] [19]
Eugene J. Bauerlein Eugene J. (Dutch) Bauerlein, 75, of 636 Lincoln Way E., died at 4 p.m. Tuesday. in his residence after an illness of four months. He was born in Mishawaka, May 12, 1892, and lived here until 1925 when he moved to St Petersburg, Fla. He returned to Mishawaka in 1953. He married Mabel O. Good in Chicago, Nov. 8, 1934. She survives. Also surviving are a son, Eugene Bauerlein Jr., St. Petersburg; a daughter, Mrs. Donald Thomas, Clermount, Fla.; nine grandchildren, and two sisters, the Misses Edith and Anna Bauerlein, Mishawaka. Mr. v Bauerlein was a member of St. Josephs Church. He attended the University of Notre Dame and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a veteran of Wolrd War I. Friends may call in the Bubb Funeral Chapel … with the pastor, Very Rev. Msgr. Curt A. Suelzer, officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph's temetery.
1985 Mabel Ora Bauerlein died on August 26, in Pinellas County, Florida. [21] [22]
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