After the death of his first wife, Gottlieb Samuel Schaedler married Wilhelmina Gersonde.  The Schaedler family left Bremen on July 13, 1893 aboard the S.S. Stuttgart.  Their itinerary took them to the United States via the Port of Baltimore, where they landed on July 28, 1893.  The Stuttgart's passenger list indicates that Gottlieb's destination was his brother-in-law's residence in Saint Joseph, Michigan.  Gottlieb lived the rest of his life in St. Joseph.  In 1911, Gottlieb and Minnie divorced.  After a two-week illness he died on Saturday, May 7, 1937 in St. Joseph.  Funeral services were conducted on the following Monday at 2:00 in the Dormer & Kerlikowske chapel with the Rev. E. A. Kuhn, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Church officiating.  Burial was in the Lakeview (City) Cemetery with sons Emil, Otto, Bernard, and William Schadler, and grandsons Albert Hildebrandt and Richard Riemer (Reamer) acting as casket bearers. [1]

 

Wilhelmina Gersonde was born to Carl August and Johanna (Bagatzki) Gersonde on August 3, 1863 in Stolp, Germany.  After the 1863 rebellion in Poland, the family moved to Volhynia, which is now part of the Ukraine.  Wilhelmine's mother died in Alexandrowka, Volhynia in 1872.  On January 20, 1881 Wilhelmine married (Gottlieb) Samuel Schiedler (Schaedler - patriarch of the Schadler family) in Rozyszcze, Volhynia.  She was the second wife of Gottlieb Schaedler, as well as the mother of Maria, Adolph/Arthur, Bertha, Albert, Olga, William, Bernard, and Richard Schadler.  Gottlieb and Wilhelmina moved the family to St. Joseph Michigan in 1893.  Wilhelmine's father, step-mother, and several brothers and sisters made the voyage on the same ship.  They also settled in the St. Joseph area.  In St. Joseph, Wilhelmine was a member of St. Peter's Evangelical Church.  She and Gottlieb divorced in 1911.  In the 1930 census, Wilhelmine can be found living in St. Joseph with her daughter and son-in-law, Olga and Ed Reamer, along with several other family members including Gottlieb.  In 1940, she is listed as the head of the household with several of her adult children living with her.  Wilhelmina Gersonde Schadler died at her home in St. Joseph, Michigan on Wednesday, August 13, 1941.  Funeral services were held at the church on the following Saturday, with the Rev. E. A. Kuhn officiating.  Burial was in Riverview Cemetery. [2]

 

1 Gottlieb Schadler: 1848 - 1937
  +Wilhelmina Gersonde: 1863 - 1941
  2 Maria Elizabeth Schadler: 4 Mar 1882 - 10 Jul 1947
    +Clyde Timmons: 18 Nov 1878 - Unknown
    3 Gladys L. Timmons: 1903 - 1997
    3 Gordon W. Timmons: ~1905 - 1965
    3 Harold R. Timmons: 1906 - 1970
    +Charles J. Sallant: 27 Apr 1884 - 30 May 1944

 

Maria Elizabeth Schadler was born on March 4, 1882 in Volhynia.  She was the first daughter born to Gottlieb and Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schaedler.  She was nine years old when the family moved to St. Joseph, Michigan.  On December 13, 1902, she married Clyde Timmons, a painter from Dowagiac, Michigan.  The ceremony was performed by the Rev. H. A. Decker, Minister of the Gospel.  Apparently her relationship with her parents was strained as she listed her father as "Joseph" and left her mother's name blank on her marriage license.  Witnesses to the marriage did not include any of her family members.  Maria and Clyde appear in the 1920 census living in Chicago with their three children.  In September of 1925, while living in Benton Harbor, Maria filed a bill for divorce in the Berrien County Circuit Court.  She charged Clyde with cruelty, desertion, and non-support.  Public announcements in the local newspaper indicate that as of November 21, 1925, Clyde had failed to appear to answer the charges.

 

On February 13, 1926, Mary Timmons (Schadler) married Charles J. Sallant, a carpenter from Chicago, Illinois.  The ceremony was performed by G. G. Bratzey, Pastor, in St. Joseph.  This marriage was witnessed by her sister, Olga, and brother-in-law, Edward Reamer.  Mary (Schadler) Sallant died on July 10, 1947 in Blue Island, Illinois at age 65.  She was buried in Fairmount Cemetery in Willow Springs, Illinois. [3]

 

Clyde Timmons was born to John W. and Frances (Parker) Timmons in Howard, Cass County, Michigan on November 18, 1878.  He was living in Dowagiac, Michigan and was employed as a painter, when he married Maria Schadler on December 13, 1902 in St. Joseph.  Clyde appears with the family in the 1920 U. S. Census living in Chicago, Illinois.  Clyde's mother, Frances, is also listed as living with the family at this time.  Within the next few years Maria moved back to Michigan with the children and in 1925 filed for a divorce from Clyde.  When his mother passed away in June of 1927, Clyde was listed in her obituary as one of three surviving children and as still living in Chicago.  No other information on Clyde Timmons has been located at this time. [4]

 

Charles Johann Sallant was born in Rasheschtshi, Poland on April 27, 1884 to Mr. and Mrs. John Sallant.  Charles was forty-one and working as a carpenter when he married Mary (Schadler) Timmons on February 13, 1926.  They appear together in the 1930 and 1940 census records, living in Chicago.  On January 19, 1942 Charles Johann Sallant was naturalized and officially became an American citizen in U. S. District Court in Chicago, Illinois.  Anton Schlemier and George Jufeiry were witnesses to the proceeding.  His draft registration card lists Mary and himself as living in Chicago with Charles employed at the Milk Bottle Crate Company.  Charles died on May 30, 1944 in Chicago.  He was buried in Willow Springs, Illinois. [5]

 

2 Maria E. Schadler: 1882 - 1947
  +Clyde Timmons: 1878 - Unknown
  3 Gladys L. Timmons: 16 Jun 1903 - 1 Mar 1997
    +Glenn G. Bartlett: 6 Dec 1899 - 7 Jun 1972
    4 Robert Bartlett: 1920 - 1925
    4 Richard E. Bartlett: 1922 - 1998
    4 John/Jack Bartlett: ~1924 - 1998
    4 Donald G. Bartlett: 1924 - 1996
    4 Elaine Bartlett: 1927 - 2016

 

Gladys L. Timmons was the eldest child of Clyde and Maria Timmons.  She was born on June 16, 1903 in Mishawaka, Indiana.  On January 2, 1920 she married Glenn Bartlett in Crown Pointe, Indiana.  Gladys and Glenn appear living with her mother and father in the 1920 census.  They appear with their own family, living in the Chicago area in the census records from 1930 and 1940.  In 1949 Gladys and Glenn moved to Baxter County, Arkansas.  She was a housewife who raised four sons and a daughter. Gladys died on Saturday, March 1, 1997 in the Gassville (Arkansas) Nursing Center at the age of 93.  Graveside services were held on Tuesday and she was buried with Glenn in Fairmount Cemetery in Willow Springs, Illinois.  Arrangements were handled by Kirby & Family Funeral Directors.  Kirby & Family and the U. S. Forest Service provided at tree to be planted as a living memorial and tribute. [6]

 

Glenn Guy Bartlett was born in Bedford, Indiana on December 6, 1899 to Glover and Martha (Eads) Bartlett.  He appears with his parents and siblings in the 1900 and 1910 census records in Bedford.  On January 2, 1920 he married Gladys Timmons in Lake County, Indiana.  In the census for that year Glen appears twice; once with his parents and siblings in Chicago and once with his wife Gladys and her family, also in Chicago.  Glenn and Gladys lived in the Chicago area, raising four sons and a daughter, until 1949.  They then moved to the north central Arkansas area where they would spend the rest of their lives.  Glenn died on June 7, 1972 in a Fayetteville, Arkansas hospital.  He was buried in Fairmount Cemetery in Willow Springs, Illinois. [7]

 

2 Maria E. Schadler: 1882 - 1947
  +Clyde Timmons: 1878 - Unknown
  3 Gordon John Timmons: 9 Oct 1904 - 17 Aug 1965
    +Unknown: Unknown
    4 Dorothy M. Timmons: Unknown
    4 Barbara A. Timmons: Unknown

 

Gordon John Timmons was the eldest son of Clyde and Maria Timmons.  He was born on October 9, 1904 in Dowagiac, Michigan.  Gordon appears with his family in Chicago in the 1920 census.  He appears in the 1930 and 1940 census records as a boarder Pennsylvania and Chicago, respectively.  After 1940 Gordon married and had two daughters but later was divorced.  He died in Chicago on Tuesday, August 17, 1965.  According to his Cook County (Illinois) Death record Gordon was a casket maker.  Richard Harold Timmons is listed as the informant of his death.  Funeral services were held on Friday and he was buried in Fairmount Cemetery. [8]

 

Gordon Timmons wife was the mother of his two daughters, who are listed in Gordon’s obituary after he died in 1965. [9]

 

2 Maria E. Schadler: 1882 - 1947
  +Clyde Timmons: 1878 - Unknown
  3 Harold Richard Timmons: 18 Aug 1906 - 30 Jul 1970
    +Helen Bachelder: 25 Mar 1905 - 03 Mar 1944

 

Harold Richard Timmons was the youngest son of Clyde and Maria (Schadler) Timmons.  He was born on August 18, 1906 in St. Joseph, Michigan.  Harold appears in the 1920 U. S. Census living with his family in Chicago, Illinois.  In 1930 he appears in the census living with his mother and step-father in Chicago with an occupation of carpenter.  On August 16, 1935 Harold R. Timmons married Helen (Bachelder) Rentz in Chicago.  On his World War II draft card he is listed as having a decorting business.  Richard Harold Timmons was listed as the informant on his brother's death certificate in 1965.  Richard Timmons died on July 30, 1970.  The Westfall-Shute Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.  Burial was in the Queen Of Heaven Catholic Cemetery in Hillside, Illinois. [10]

 

Helen Bachelder was born to Harry and Kathryn (Graffy) Bachelder on March 25, 1905 in Chicago, Illinois.  She appears in the 1910 census, with her widowed mother, living with her widowed paternal grandfather and his family in Chicago.  The 1920 census finds Helen and her sister, Anne, living with their mother.  Helen married Nicholas Rentz in 1923 in Chicago and they had a daughter and a son but they later divorced.  Helen married Harold R. Timmons on August 16, 1935 in Chicago.  They appear together in the 1940 census but Helen's children are listed with her ex-husband and his second wife.  Helen died on March 1, 1944.  She was buried in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery in Evergreen Park, Illinois. [11]

 

1 Gottlieb Schadler: 1848 - 1937
  +Wilhelmina Gersonde: 1863 - 1941
  2 Arthur "Otto" Schadler: 31 Jan 1887 - 22 Mar 1967

 

Arthur "Otto" Schadler was born to Gottlieb and Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schaedler on January 31, 1887 in Volhynia.  He appears in the S. S. Stuttgart's passenger list with the family, and in Minnie Gersonde Schadler's obituary as Adolph.  Many boys names were changed from Adolph when the atrocities of World War II were made known.  This was most likely another case.  Arthur worked for the Industrial Rubber Goods Company, from which he retired.  He was a member of the American Legion and the Industrial Rubber Sportsmen's Club.  Arthur "Otto" Schadler died on March 22, 1967 in the Hines Veteran Hospital in Hines, New Jersey.  Funeral services for Arthur "Otto" Schadler were held the following Friday in the Kerlikowske and Starks Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Selmer, pastor of St. Peter's United Church of Christ officiating.  Burial was in the veteran's section of Riverview Cemetery. [12]

 

1 Gottlieb Schadler: 1848 - 1937
  +Wilhelmina Gersonde: 1863 - 1941
  2 Bertha Schadler: 15 Jan 1890 - 13 Jun 1976
    +Julius Foss: 25 Feb 1890 - 19 Mar 1933
    3 Alfred A. Foss: ~1912 – 9 Feb 1913

 

Bertha Schadler was born to Gottlieb and Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schaedler on January 15, 1889 in Volhynia.  On September 2, 1912, Bertha married Julius Foss in St. Joseph, Michigan.  Clarence E. Hoag, Clergyman, performed the ceremony.  Bertha Foss died on Sunday, June 13, 1976 at the Dora-Lin Nursing Home in Niles, Michigan.  Funeral services were held on the following Tuesday at Kerley and Starks Funeral Home with burial in Riverview Cemetery, St. Joseph, Michigan. [13]

 

Julius Foss was born in Russia February 25, 1890 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss.  He came to America as a youth, leaving several brothers and sister in Europe.  Julius lived in St. Joseph, Michigan for most of the rest of his life.  On September 2, 1912 he married Bertha Schadler.  Julius died at home on Sunday, March 19, 1933.  He had been ill for several months.  Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the Dormer & Kerlikowske Chapel with the Rev. E. A. Kuhn, pastor of St. Peter's Evangelical Church officiating and William Brunke, Chester Phiscator, Fred Shersmith, Arthur Carlton, Jr., George Hald, and Peter Brown serving as casket bearers.  Julius was buried in Riverview Cemetery in St. Joseph. [14]

 

2 Bertha Schadler: 1890 - 1976
  +Julius Foss: 1890 - 1933
  3 Alfred Arnold Foss: 2 Jan 1913 – 9 Feb 1913

 

Alfred Arnold Foss was born to Julius and Bertha Foss in Michigan on January 2, 1913. He died on February 9, 1913. [15]

 

1 Gottlieb Schadler: 1848 - 1937
  +Wilhelmina Gersonde: 1863 - 1941
  2 Albert Schadler: 1892 - Unknown

 

Albert Schadler was born in Volhynia in 1892.  He is listed with the family in the S. S. Stuttgart's passenger list when the ship docked in Baltimore.  No other reference to Albert has been located. [16]

 

1 Gottlieb Schadler: 1848 - 1937
  +Wilhelmina Gersonde: 1863 - 1941
  2 Olga Schadler: 14 May 1897 - 7 Apr 1986
    +William Frederick Hildebrand: 1894 - 10 Apr 1915
    3 Albert R. Hildebrand: 1915 - 2001
    +Edward Reamer: 19 Jan 1887 - 28 Apr 1960
    3 Richard H. Reamer: 1918 - 2010
    3 Helen O. Reamer: 1923 - 2014

 

Olga Schadler was born to Gottlieb and Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schadler on May 14, 1897 in St. Joseph.  She was the first member of the Schadler family to be born in the United States.  On August 2, 1914 she married William F. Hildebrand.  Olga was pregnant with their son when William died on April 15, 1915.  After the birth of Albert, in November of 1915, Olga married Edward Reamer on February 2, 1918.  The Reamers would have a son and a daughter.  Olga died on Monday morning, April 7, 1986 at the Dowagiac Nursing Home.  Graveside services were held the following Thursday at Spring Run Cemetery in Scottdale. The Kerly & Starks Funeral Home was in charge of local arrangements. [17]

 

William Frederick Hildebrand was born in Germany around 1894.  He married Olga Schadler on August 2, 1914 in St. Joseph, Michigan.  William died on April 10, 1915, seven months before the birth of his son, Albert.  No other records pertaining to William F. Hildebrand have been located at this time. [18]

 

Edward Reamer was born in Russia on January 19, 1887.  He moved from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to the St. Joseph area when he married Olga (Schadler) Hildebrand on February 2, 1918.  They had a son and a daughter before the marriage was ended.  Edward later married Amelia Boy on May 18, 1940.  He worked for Benton Harbor Malleable Industries for twenty-five years.  Edward died suddenly on Thursday, April 28, 1960 in Mercy Hospital.  Funeral services were held on the following Saturday at the Kerlikowske Funeral Home in St. Joseph with the Rev. Alvin Sprecher, of the First Assembly of God, officiating.  Burial was in Riverview Cemetery. [19]

 

2 Olga Schadler: 1897 - 1986
  +William Frederick Hildebrand: 1894 - 1915
  3 Albert R. Hildebrand: 20 Nov 1915 - 12 Aug 2001
     +Violet V. White: 6 Feb 1906 - 15 Feb 1991

 

Albert R. Hildebrand was the son of William and Olga (Schadler) Hildebrand.  He was born on November 20, 1915 in St. Joseph, Michigan.  Albert married his wife, Violet, on November 20, 1937 and, along with her, raised his stepdaughters.  In 1941 he served as a casket bearer during the funeral for his grandmother, Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schadler.  In 1966 Albert and Violet moved to the Pullman, Michigan area where they spent the rest of their lives.  He retired from Pullman Industries after a long career as a tool and die maker.  Albert died on Sunday, August 12, 2001 at the Allegan County Medical Facility.  Funeral services were held the following Wednesday at the Chappell Funeral Home in Fennville, Michigan with Chaplin Marcia Tucker officiating.  Burial was next to Violet in Lee Township Cemetery. [20]

 

Violet was born on February 6, 1906 in Clever, Missouri.  She married Adam Ehrenberg and had two daughters but they divorced.  Violet married Albert R. Hildebrand on November 20, 1937.  She worked at the Cooper-Wells Company in St. Joseph for twenty years.  Violet died on Friday, February 15, 1991 at the Allegan General Hospital.  Funeral services were held the following Tuesday at the Chappell Funeral Home in Fennville, Michigan and she was buried in Lee Township Cemetery in Pullman, Allegan County, Michigan. [21]

 

2 Olga Schadler: 1897 - 1986
  +Edward Reamer: 1887 - 1960
  3 Richard H. Reamer: 25 Aug 1918 - 15 Feb 2010
     +Alice L. Kaine: 1 Jan 1922 - 7 Mar 2006

 

Richard Herbert Reamer was the son of Edward and Olga (Schadler) Reamer.  He was born on August 25, 1918 in Michigan.  In 1941 he served as a casket bearer during the funeral for his grandmother, Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schadler.  Richard was listed as wounded in action in 1943 during the Allied campaign in North Africa.  Richard married Alice L. Kaine and they lived in Benton Harbor.  He died on February 15, 2010 at the Lakeland Continuing Care Center in St. Joseph, Michigan.  The Starks & Menchinger Family Funeral Home handled arrangements.  Richard was buried next to his wife in North Shore Memory Gardens in Coloma, Michigan. [22]

 

Alice Louise Kaine was born to William and Emma Kaine in Minnesota on January 1, 1922.  She appears in 1930 and 1940 census records, living with her parents in Minneapolis.  Alice later married Richard Herbert Reamer and they raised two children.  She is mentioned in her mother's obituary in 1965.  Alice died on March 7, 2006 in the Lakeland Hospital in St. Joseph.  Kerly-Starks and Menchinger Family Funeral Home handled arrangements.  Alice was buried in North Shore Memory Gardens in Coloma, Michigan. [23].

 

2 Olga Schadler: 1897 - 1986
  +Edward Reamer: 1887 - 1960
  3 Helen O. Reamer: 22 Jun 1922 - 13 Jan 2014
    +Rudy A. Friesen: 18 Sep 1902 - 19 Aug 1979
    4 Lawrence I. Friesen: 1947 - 2011
    4 Kenneth L. Friesen: Living

 

Helen O. Reamer was the daughter of Edward and Olga (Schadler) Reamer.  She was born on June 22, 1922 in Michigan.  Helen married Rudy A. Friesen and they raised two sons.  Helen died on January 13, 2014 in Mechanicsville, Virginia.  Her body was cremated and her ashes were interred in Spring Run Cemetery in Scottdale, Michigan. [24]

 

Rudy Alfred Friesen was born in Pennsylvania on September 18, 1902.  In the 1940 census he was listed as single and living in Benton Township, Berrien County with an occupation of laborer at a fruit farm.  Rudy later married Helen Reamer.  He worked at the Whirlpool Corporation until his retirement in 1967.  Rudy died at 2:20 a.m. on Sunday, August 18, 1979 in Berrien General Hospital.  He was buried in Spring Run Cemetery. [25]

 

1 Gottlieb Schadler: 1848 - 1937
  +Wilhelmina Gersonde: 1863 - 1941
  2 William H. Schadler: 02 Dec 1898 - 14 Mar 1958
    +Reafy Harness: 1901 - Unknown
    3 William R. Schadler: 1919 - 1979
    +Martha Bandurski: 8 Nov 1905 - 7 Jan 1990
    3 Mary Ann Schadler: 1932 - 2003

 

William H. Schadler was born to Gottlieb and Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schadler on December 2, 1898 in St. Joseph.  On August 10, 1918 he married Reafy Harness in St. Joseph.  They had a son, William, Jr.  After giving birth to their son Reafy disappeared from the Schadler family as both Williams appear in the 1930 U. S. Census without her while living with sister and brother-in-law Olga and Ed Reamer.  On July 7, 1931, William married Martha Bandurski.  They had a daughter, Mary Ann, in 1932.  William worked for Benton Harbor Malleable Industries for twenty-eight years.  He was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church.  William died on Friday, March 14, 1958 at his home in St. Joseph.  Funeral services were held the following Monday at the Kerlikowske Funeral chapel with the Rev. Martin J. Zschoche from William's church officiating.  Pallbearers were Arthur Hasse, John Peck, William and Arthur Bandurski, Emil Johns, and Harvey Stroshein.  William was buried in Riverview Cemetery in St. Joseph. [26]

 

Reafy Harness was born to Fred and Vickie Harness in Turner, Indiana on July 10, 1903.  She married William Schadler on August 10, 1918 in St. Joseph, Michigan.  Because she was under the legal age to marry, parental permission was required for the union.  After the birth of her son, Reafy and William were divorced.  Reafy Schadler married Harvey Andrew Haley in Allen County (Ft. Wayne), Indiana on March 9, 1926.  They had a daughter, Alberta Pauline Haley, who was born on February 14, 1927, but the marriage was short-lived as Harvey and Reafy were divorced on May 27, 1927 in Jay County, Indiana.  Reafy next appears in the 1930 U. S. Census as a servant in the household of Willard Brewer in St. Joseph, Michigan.  On the marriage license for Alberta in 1945, Reafy Haley is listed as a housewife living in Benton Harbor, Michigan and Harvey is listed as deceased.  No other information for Reafy has been located at this time. [27]

 

Martha Bandurski was born to Edward and Mildred Bandurski in Russia on November 8, 1905.  She married William Schadler on July 7, 1931.  Martha gave birth to a daughter, Mary Ann Schadler, on Christmas Day in 1932.  After William died, Martha married Reinhold Bischoff.  He also preceded her in death.  Martha died on Sunday, January 7, 1990 in Baxter County Regional Hospital, Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Services were held on the following Thursday at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Stevensville, Michigan.  Kerly and Starks Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements and burial was in Riverview Cemetery. [28]

 

2 William H. Schadler: 1898 - 1958
  +Reafy Harness: 1901 - Unknown
  3 William R. Schadler: 17 Feb 1919 - 03 Jan 1979
     +Helen Georgios: 15 Oct 1915 - 1 Feb 1996
    4 William H. Schadler: Living
    4 Steven A. Schadler: Living

 

William R. Schadler, Jr. was the son of William and Reafy (Harness) Schadler.  He was born on February 17, 1919 in St. Joseph, Michigan.  On May 5, 1942 William enlisted in the U.S. Army in Kalamazoo.  At some point after his enlistment he married his wife, Helen.  William was employed at the Industrial Rubber Company.  He was a member of VFW Post No. 1137.  William died on Wednesday, January 3, 1979 at Memorial Hospital in St. Joseph.  Funeral services were held on Friday at the Kerley & Starks Funeral Home in St. Joseph.  He buried in Riverview Cemetery in St. Joseph. [29]

 

Helen Georgios was born on October 15, 1915 in Cicero, Illinois.  She married William R. Schadler, Jr. and raised two sons.  Helen was a sales clerk at Grace B. Pauley and Rimes stores in St. Joseph.  In 1980 she retired as a treasurer's office clerk from the Berrien County Courthouse.  She was also a member of the Berrien County Greek Orthodox Church in New Buffalo, Michigan.  Helen died on Thursday, February 1, 1996 at the Lakeland Medical Center in Berrien Center.  Funeral services were held on the following Saturday at the Kerley & Starks Funeral Home in St. Joseph.  Burial was next to her husband in Riverview Cemetery. [30]

 

2 William H. Schadler: 1898 - 1958
  +Martha Bandurski: ~1906 - 1990
  3 Mary Ann Schadler: 25 Dec 1932 - 11 Jul 2003
    +Dale Charles Schuhknecht: Living
    4 Dawn Marie Schuhknecht: 1953 - 1953
    4 John W. Schuhknecht: Living
    4 Lynn Schuhknecht: Living
    4 Lori A. Schadler: Living

 

Mary Ann Schadler was the daughter of William and Martha (Bandurski) Schadler.  She was born on December 25, 1932 and graduated from St. Joseph High School in 1950.  On February 18, 1951 she married Dale C. Schuhknecht at the Trinity Lutheran Church in St. Joseph, Michigan.  Mary Ann was living in Mountain Home, Arkansas when her mother died in 1990.  She died on July 11, 2003 in Mountain Home.  A private service was held for the surviving family with arrangements handled by the Roller Funeral Home. [31]

 

Dale C. Schuhknecht was born to John and Lila (Loerscher) Schuhknecht in St. Joseph in late 1929.  He graduated from St. Joseph High School in 1947 and from the University of Michigan in 1951.  Dale married Mary Ann Schadler on February 18, 1951 and they made their home in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  In 2011 Dale was listed as living in Traverse City, Michigan in an article announcing the marriage of his grandson. [32]

 

1 Gottlieb Schadler: 1848 - 1937
  +Wilhelmina Gersonde: 1863 - 1941
  2 Bernard Schadler: 7 Jan 1901 - 26 Mar 1969

 

Bernard "Bennie" Schadler was born to Gottlieb and Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schadler on January 7, 1901 in St. Joseph.  He was employed as a drill press operator at Benton Harbor Malleable Industries until he retired in 1962.  Bernard died on Wednesday, March 26, 1969 in Memorial Hospital.  Funeral services were held on Friday in the Kerlikowske and Starks Funeral Home.  The Rev. Richard Selmer, Pastor of St. Peter's United Church of Christ officiated.  Bernard was buried in Riverview Cemetery. [33]

 

1 Gottlieb Schadler: 1848 - 1937
  +Wilhelmina Gersonde: 1863 - 1941
  2 Richard Schadler: 10 Sep 1906 - 23 Apr 1907

 

Richard Schadler was born to Gottlieb and Wilhelmina (Gersonde) Schadler on September 10, 1906 in St. Joseph.  He died on April 23, 1907 and was buried in Lakeview (City) Cemetery in St. Joseph. [34]