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Hi Barry,
Here is the Brusso family tree I have.
Descendants of Ludwig Brusso Sr.
Generation No. 1
1. LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR. was born in Germany. He married JOHANNA WELK. She was born in Germany.
Notes for LUDWIG BRUSSO SR.:
--was granted a deed to part Lot 13, Con. 16 from the Crown in 1867 and a few years later to part Lot 14, Con. 16
--see Normanby Reflections - A History of Normanby Township, 1989
More About LUDWIG BRUSSO SR.:
Emigration: Abt. 1856, Came to Canada
Children of LUDWIG SR. and JOHANNA WELK are:
2. i. FREDERICK2 BRUSSO, b. France; d. January 09, 1895.
3. ii. HELENA/MARGARET BRUSSO, b. April 05, 1843; d. 1906.
4. iii. LUDWIG BRUSSO, b. March 02, 1849, Prussia, Germany; d. July 29, 1932, Neustadt, Ontario.
Generation No. 2
2. FREDERICK2 BRUSSO (LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born in France, and died January 09, 1895. He married SOPHIA DANKERT, daughter of JOHANN DANKERT and DOROTHEA POMPBRIN. She was born in Sullivan Twp, Grey County, Ontario.
Notes for FREDERICK BRUSSO:
--died age 48 yrs, 8 months, 10 days.
More About FREDERICK BRUSSO:
Burial: Hanover Cemetery, Ontario
Marriage Notes for FREDERICK BRUSSO and SOPHIA DANKERT:
--1850, home built, had only 4 rooms.
--Frederick earned less than $20 a week, it was differcult for him to put food on the table.
--he was often unable to pay the rent; the family was forced to move frequentlly.
--a dovout Christian, he hoped his 2nd child would grow up be a minister.
Children of FREDERICK BRUSSO and SOPHIA DANKERT are:
i. NOAH3 BRUSSO, b. June 17, 1881, Lot 13, Conc 15, Normandy Twp, outside of Hanover, Ontario in a log cabin.; d. May 10, 1955, Vancouver, British Columbia; m. (1) NELLIE SWEITZER; m. (2) IRENE PEPPERS, November 02, 1903; m. (3) JULIA KEATING, 1906; b. Raised in Birmingham, Alabama, US.
Notes for NOAH BRUSSO:
--book about him called "Tommy Burns Canada's Unknown World Heaveyweight Champion" by Dan McCaffery, 2000.
--was the 12th of 13th child born to a German-Canadian cabinet make.
Childhood; -had a hard life.
-when was old enoguh to walk, was beaten by his father, strapped by his teachers and challenged to fights by his peers.
-was expected to perform chores from the time he could walk. if he failed to pull his weight, he faced harsh discipline.
-when he was 12, was scheduled to play lacrosse game one fall afternoon when his father ordered him to stay home and
chop wood instead.
-his boyhood was haunted by a nagging fear of death because 5 of his siblings would die before reaching adulthood. For
those who survived to adulthood, the average life expectancy of a Canadian was just 47 years.
-was raised in stark poverty in the rural, rolling hil country of western Ontario.
-many nights, he would recall later, he went to bed hungry.
-used to have to go to school in bare feet. the kids used to all make fun of him. only time he was allowed to wear shoes was
to church. used to hide his shoes by a corner fence and put them on just before he went to school.
Schoolhood; -building was a one-room stone schoolhouse, which still stands today.
-had to cope with the conditions that 21st century children could not imagine.
-students were perhaps crowed in 2 to a desk, sweltering if they were too close to the enormous stove or freezing if they
were across the room.
-grades 1 to 8 were all packed together.
-the 1890's still held a traditional tenet of the school system; that childish enthusiasm had to be dampened and curbed, and youthful spirit bent to conformity. as Miss Eliza Boltonof the ottawa Model Normal School noted in an address to the
Ontario Education Association in 1892, if dogs and other domestic animals are trained from birth, should not the young
offspring of human beings be so too.
Fighting History; Fist fighting was an everyday life for young Canadian males in those days. It was how they settled their differences.
If anyone refused to aceepted a fight would be called a coward. He was an agressive, hyperactive who was forever
into schoolyard tussels. He ws always ready for a scrap and any agruements which usually were settled with his
fists. His high-strung nature made hima mediocre student.He found it difficult to concentrate for any length of time and as a consequence, both his grades and his self esteem suffered. His superiors tried to channel his agression into sports, entering him in a bare-knuckle boxing tournament for boys aged 10 to 12. he trounced three opponents to win 1st place. He was thrilled with his achievement and the attention it got him. His parents were almost beside themself with anger. To encourage small boys to fight bare fists for over an hour, until one collapsed, while adults stood by cheering and laying bets, was shocking behaviour even for those times. For Sophia his mother, the boxing contest was the last straw. She never approved of the brutal discipline used at school. After Sophia haering about his pugilistic triumph, she was so distraught that she yanked him out of class and put him to work as a finisher in a near by furniture factory at age 10.
--his mother got him a job at the sawmill owned by her brother, Ben Dankert (Daniel Pufall's great great uncle). He hated that job since he only worked there for a week.
--as entered to his teens, he was in real danger of becoming a juvenile deliquent. On at least 2 occasions a police constable brought him home after he was caught fighting in public.
--when reached mid-teens, had lived in Hanover, Chesley, Hepworth, Preston, all small Ontario communities.
--January 28, 1904 in Detroit, changed his name to Tommy Burns because his mother Sophia nee-Dankert, objected his career to boxing.
--December 1908, became the 1st fighter to agree to a championship bout with a black boxer, jack Johnson to whom he lost his title in a
disputed championship match held in Sydney, Australia. The fight lasted 14 rounds before being stopped ny the police. The title was
awarded to Johnson as a technical knockout by the referee.
--was voted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame.
--only 4 people attened to his funeral and was interred in an unmarked pauper's grave until 1961 when as the result of fundraising
efforts began by a Vancouver sports writer, a memorail plaque was finally place on his grave.
--there is a plaque written about him which is displayed in Hanover, Ontario.
More About NOAH BRUSSO:
Occupation: Cabinet-maker
Notes for NELLIE SWEITZER:
--was a cashier at a confectionary shop owner by Capper and Capper on Michigan Ave. in Detroit, US.
Marriage Notes for NOAH BRUSSO and NELLIE SWEITZER:
--marriage only lasted a year.
--he held entirely mistaken thought this marriage was this beautiful girl would hinder him and was determined to climb to the top of the
boxing profession.
--it was one of those regrettable decisions which sometimes change the entire course of one's life for, of course, he eventually got
married anyway--and to the wrong girls!
Notes for IRENE PEPPERS:
--boxing historian Larry Roberts believes she was the sister of the black fighter Harry Peppers. "She was a very light-skinned mulatto and was very likely Harry's sister," he wrote in a July 4, 2000 letter to the author.
--was from Detroit, US.
--was free-spirited girl who had a reputation for doing what she liked, when she liked.
Marriage Notes for NOAH BRUSSO and IRENE PEPPERS:
--Irene was 18 years old when she met Noah/Tommy.
--she had sneaked into the match wearing men's clothing, her long black hair tucked under a straw hat. Women were not legally
barred from prizefights, but it was almost unheard of for one of them to be in attendance.
--she boldly introduced herself to Noah/Tommy when she was waiting for him outside his dressing room when he emerged.
--Noah/Tommy admitted later it was love at 1st sight.
--had no children.
Notes for JULIA KEATING:
--was a refined and delicate woman according to Noah/Tommy.
--one newspaper reporter described her as a "tall, graceful girl who is fresh from a convent school. She is bright and engaging, a good
talker, and fond of sport and amusement." Another praised her as "very charming."
--enjoyed nothing more than buying fashionable clothes--including her much-admired hats--and hosting tea parties.
--seldom went outside without a hat garnished with lace, ribbons and flowers.
--her parents made it clear they didn't approve of Noah/Tommy's periodic bouts with blacks and she found this conduct socially
unacceptable and embarassing.
More About JULIA KEATING:
Residence: Minnesota, US in recent years.
Marriage Notes for NOAH BRUSSO and JULIA KEATING:
--summer of 1904, 1st met, he stopped in Portland, Oregon on his way to California from Alaska, spotted her the moment he entered the building. She was standing at a dance hall with a glass of punch when he 1st noticed her. He moved across the dance floor and introduced himself to her. When he met her, she was visiting her relatives in Polland.
--called her husband "Tommy" but insisted that others address him as "Mr Brusso."
--went by the name of "Mrs Noah Brusso." For his part, he called her "Jewel."
--began their married life by moving into a modest home in Los Angeles.
--Noah/Tommy was often away, fighting in other cities leaving her in a hot dry climate during an age without air conditioning.
--she may been fond of most sports but hated boxing; fainted at the sight of violence and in all the years they were married.
--she never attended one of his bouts, preferring instead to wait by the telephone for calls that he usually made from ringside.
--he was devoted to her and always made a point of calling to tell her he was unhurt.
--"I do hate him fighting.", she told one reporter.
--rest of Keating family had no qualms about his profession, possibly he was now a name boxer who was making good money.
ii. GORDON BRUSSO, d. February 25, 1893.
Notes for GORDON BRUSSO:
--died age 5 months, 3days.
More About GORDON BRUSSO:
Burial: Hanover Cemetery
iii. PERCY BRUSSO, d. 1890.
Notes for PERCY BRUSSO:
--died age 2 months old.
More About PERCY BRUSSO:
Burial: Hanover Cemetery
iv. REUBEN BRUSSO, d. 1889.
Notes for REUBEN BRUSSO:
--died age 6 months old.
More About REUBEN BRUSSO:
Burial: Hanover Cemetery
v. ELISABETH BRUSSO, d. July 17, 1888.
Notes for ELISABETH BRUSSO:
--died age 4 yrs, 7 months, 15 days.
More About ELISABETH BRUSSO:
Burial: Hanover Cemetery
vi. SON OR DAUGHTER BRUSSO.
Notes for SON OR DAUGHTER BRUSSO:
--tombsone is broken and have no record of the name.
More About SON OR DAUGHTER BRUSSO:
Burial: Hanover Cemetery
vii. MATILDA BRUSSO.
viii. EMMA BRUSSO.
ix. MARY BRUSSO.
x. LAVINA BRUSSO.
xi. VIOLA BRUSSO.
xii. HENRY BRUSSO.
xiii. EDWARD BRUSSO.
3. HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO (LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born April 05, 1843, and died 1906. She married ANDREW WEPPLER. He was born January 07, 1834, and died 1928.
Notes for ANDREW WEPPLER:
--see Normanbt Reflections - A History of Normanby Township, 1989
Children of HELENA/MARGARET BRUSSO and ANDREW WEPPLER are:
i. HENRY3 WEPPLER.
ii. WILLIAM WEPPLER, b. April 17, 1878.
iii. VALENTINE WEPPLER.
5. iv. ELIZABETH WEPPLER, b. September 03, 1882.
v. JOHN WEPPLER.
vi. WILLEMINIA WEPPLER, m. JOHN WILFANG.
6. vii. HELENA WEPPLER.
7. viii. LUDWIG WEPPLER, b. 1873; d. 1957.
4. LUDWIG2 BRUSSO (LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born March 02, 1849 in Prussia, Germany, and died July 29, 1932 in Neustadt, Ontario. He married MAGELENE ESCH February 21, 1871, daughter of VALENTINE ESCH and CATHERINE HIGENELL. She was born April 02, 1852 in Elline Twp., Perth County, Ontario, and died May 06, 1937 in Neustadt, Ontario.
Notes for LUDWIG BRUSSO:
--took over his father's farm.
--served on council for 2 years.
--was a tax collected for number of years.
Children of LUDWIG BRUSSO and MAGELENE ESCH are:
i. WILHELMINE3 BRUSSO, m. HENRY WALTER.
8. ii. CATHERINE BRUSSO.
9. iii. GEORGE BRUSSO, b. July 10, 1882.
iv. ALFRED BRUSSO, b. August 07, 1886.
Notes for ALFRED BRUSSO:
--he and his brother William left for western provinces as young men.
10. v. MENNO BRUSSO, b. February 15, 1893.
11. vi. WILLIAM BRUSSO SR., b. January 15, 1893.
vii. STILL BORN BRUSSO.
viii. STILL BORN BRUSSO.
ix. STILL BORN BRUSSO.
x. STILL BORN BRUSSO.
xi. STILL BORN BRUSSO.
Generation No. 3
5. ELIZABETH3 WEPPLER (HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born September 03, 1882. She married DANIEL HILL, son of CHRISTIAN HILL and AMELIA KREUZER.
Child of ELIZABETH WEPPLER and DANIEL HILL is:
i. ELIZABETH4 HILL.
6. HELENA3 WEPPLER (HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) She married FREDERICK KLAGES SR., son of CHRISTOP KLAGES and JULIANA LIESE. He was born in Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario, and died May 29, 1944 in Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario.
Notes for FREDERICK KLAGES SR.:
--Historick Walks Through Carrick & Mildmay, 1989 - Part Lot 31 and 32, Con. 10, Carrick Twp.
More About FREDERICK KLAGES SR.:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, near Desboro, Ontario
Children of HELENA WEPPLER and FREDERICK SR. are:
12. i. EMMA SOPHIE E.4 KLAGES, b. Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario.
13. ii. FREDERICK WILLIAM KLAGES.
iii. CLARA KLAGES, b. Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario; m. FRED SANDER.
iv. DOROTHY KLAGES, b. Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario; m. LOUIS WOLFE.
v. REV. ALFRED KLAGES, b. Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario; d. Victoria, texas, US.
vi. MADELINE KLAGES, b. Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario; m. PETER MERKLINGER.
14. vii. NORMAN KLAGES, b. Abt. 1911, Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario; d. 1988, Hanover, Ontario.
15. viii. EMILIE/EMILY/AMELIA KLAGES, b. 1912; d. October 27, 1992.
ix. ELIZABETH KLAGES, b. Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario; m. DAVID WILHELM CHRISTIAN REHOPF; b. May 25, 1897; d. 1950.
7. LUDWIG3 WEPPLER (HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born 1873, and died 1957. He married SOPHIA SCHULTZ, daughter of REV. HENRY SCHULTZ. She was born 1877, and died 1952.
Children of LUDWIG WEPPLER and SOPHIA SCHULTZ are:
i. AMELIA4 WEPPLER, m. ANDREW WEPPLER.
16. ii. GERTRUDE WEPPLER, b. September 29, 1908.
iii. DORETTA WEPPLER, m. MILTON WEITZEL.
iv. OLGA WEPPLER, m. HENRY SCHWASS.
v. ALVENA WEPPLER, m. ANGUS FENTON.
vi. ADELLA WEPPLER, m. ORELY HILGENDORF.
vii. NOAH WEPPLER.
viii. REUBEN WEPPLER.
ix. BEATRICE WEPPLER, b. Normanby Twp., Grey County, Ontario.
17. x. HERMAN WEPPLER.
8. CATHERINE3 BRUSSO (LUDWIG2, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) She married AUGUST/ADAM WALTER Bef. 1900, son of FREDERICK WALTER and ANNIE WETTLAUFER. He was born 1862, and died in Nebraska, US.
Child of CATHERINE BRUSSO and AUGUST/ADAM WALTER is:
18. i. NOAH4 WALTER, b. 1900, Normanby Twp., Grey County, Ontario.
9. GEORGE3 BRUSSO (LUDWIG2, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born July 10, 1882. He married REBECCA FEICK 1904 in Zion Lutheran Church, Ayton, Ontario, daughter of LEONHARD FEICK and MAGDALENE LANTZ.
Children of GEORGE BRUSSO and REBECCA FEICK are:
19. i. NOAH4 BRUSSO.
20. ii. NORA BRUSSO.
10. MENNO3 BRUSSO (LUDWIG2, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born February 15, 1893. He married CLARA SCHENK, daughter of CONRAD SCHENK and CATHERINE/KATHRYN FISCHER.
Children of MENNO BRUSSO and CLARA SCHENK are:
i. DORIS4 BRUSSO, m. ? FORESTER.
ii. RUTH BRUSSO, m. ? WEBER.
11. WILLIAM BRUSSO3 SR. (LUDWIG2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born January 15, 1893. He married (1) ELIZABETH BLAZING. He married (2) ELIZABETH BLASING, daughter of ADOLF BLASING and CATHERINE HAHN.
Notes for WILLIAM BRUSSO SR.:
--he and his brother Alfred left for the western provinces as young men.
--he came back from western provinces to Normanby Twp. for his bride
More About WILLIAM BRUSSO SR.:
Burial: Ayton Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Ayton, Ontario
More About ELIZABETH BLASING:
Burial: Ayton Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Ayton, Ontario
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM SR. and ELIZABETH BLASING:
--after their marriage, they returned to Saskatchewan where 2 children were born to them.
--1935, family returned to Ayton, Ontario.
Children of WILLIAM SR. and ELIZABETH BLASING are:
21. i. MARGARET4 BRUSSO, b. 1922, Saskatchewan.
ii. WILLIAM LOUIS BRUSSO, b. February 04, 1925, Sedley, Saskatchewan; d. August 24, 1988, London Victoria Hospital, London, Ontario; m. VERNA MARGARET BECKER, September 11, 1954, Trinity Lutheran Church, Ayton, Ontario; b. May 15, 1928, Normanby Twp., Ontario.
Notes for WILLIAM LOUIS BRUSSO:
--1959-1987, was secretaty-treasure-manager for Germania insurance in Ayton, Ontario.
More About WILLIAM LOUIS BRUSSO:
Burial: Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Ayton, Ontario
Notes for VERNA MARGARET BECKER:
--1959, assisted her husband clerk-treasure for Normanby Twp. until his death 1988.
--continued until retirement as deputy-clerk for the Township.
--1978-1987, was William assistant secretary-treasure-manager for Germania Insurance in Ayton, Ontario.
Generation No. 4
12. EMMA SOPHIE E.4 KLAGES (HELENA3 WEPPLER, HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born in Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario. She married JOHN REHKOPF June 28, 1922, son of ALBERT REHKOPF and ANNA GROZ.
Children of EMMA KLAGES and JOHN REHKOPF are:
i. MADELENE A.5 REHKOPF, m. WILLIAM JACKSON, SR., May 26, 1956.
ii. RUTH H. REHKOPF, d. August 1976; m. (1) CONRAD C. BAETZ, June 01, 1946; d. October 29, 1962; m. (2) GEORGE H. HEMBECKER, September 09, 1967.
iii. DORIS REHKOPF, m. HERBERT REDDON, January 1949; b. Aft. 1911.
13. FREDERICK WILLIAM4 KLAGES (HELENA3 WEPPLER, HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) He married GLADYS E. WILSON August 09, 1947.
Children of FREDERICK KLAGES and GLADYS WILSON are:
i. PAUL KENNETH5 KLAGES, m. DOREEN M. KUNTZ, October 16, 1981.
ii. ROBERT FREDERICK KLAGES, m. LINDA D. GEBHARDT, Abt. 1976.
iii. LINDA JEAN KLAGES, m. GARY LANTZ.
iv. KAREN ELIZABETH KLAGES, m. RONALD DIETRICH.
14. NORMAN4 KLAGES (HELENA3 WEPPLER, HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born Abt. 1911 in Carrick Twp., Bruce County, Ontario, and died 1988 in Hanover, Ontario. He married BESSIE E. THOMPSON Abt. 1932.
Children of NORMAN KLAGES and BESSIE THOMPSON are:
i. EDNA5 ROWE, CAP. KLAGES, Foster child; m. CAP. LESLIE ROWE.
ii. DOUGLAS KLAGES, m. LAURA LAHN.
iii. HELEN ANNE KLAGES, m. GRANT MATTHEWS; b. 1930; d. 1993.
iv. CARMEN KLAGES, m. EVELYN METCALFE.
v. ELAINE KLAGES, m. ORVAL KAUFMAN.
vi. MURRAY KLAGES, m. TRUDY LANGECKER.
vii. JOAN KLAGES, m. ALVIN KAUFMAN.
15. EMILIE/EMILY/AMELIA4 KLAGES (HELENA3 WEPPLER, HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born 1912, and died October 27, 1992. She married CHRISTIAN KRAFT 1938, son of VALENTINE KRAFT and ELIZABETH HILL. He was born 1902, and died January 30, 1971.
More About EMILIE/EMILY/AMELIA KLAGES:
Burial: Hanover Cemetery, Ontario
More About CHRISTIAN KRAFT:
Burial: Hanover Cemetery, Ontario
Children of EMILIE/EMILY/AMELIA KLAGES and CHRISTIAN KRAFT are:
i. LYLE5 KRAFT, b. 1939; m. ELSIE ROZENDAL.
ii. SHEILA KRAFT, b. 1943; m. PETER FERGUSON.
iii. WILLIAM KRAFT, b. 1945; m. BRENDA CAMPBELL.
Marriage Notes for WILLIAM KRAFT and BRENDA CAMPBELL:
--had no children.
16. GERTRUDE4 WEPPLER (LUDWIG3, HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born September 29, 1908. She married THEODORE HAHN, son of ADAM HAHN and AUGUSTA HORST. He was born 1904.
Children of GERTRUDE WEPPLER and THEODORE HAHN are:
i. EDNER5 HAHN, b. 1940.
ii. EVELYN HAHN, b. 1945; m. CLAYTON ASH, 1967.
17. HERMAN4 WEPPLER (LUDWIG3, HELENA/MARGARET2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) He married ELIZABETH CHRISTINE AUGUSTA HUEHN 1938, daughter of ALBERT HUEHN. She was born 1912, and died 1983.
Children of HERMAN WEPPLER and ELIZABETH HUEHN are:
i. HELEN5 WEPPLER, m. DELTON BECKER.
ii. GEORGE WEPPLER, b. Normanby Twp., Grey County, Ontario.
More About GEORGE WEPPLER:
Cause of Death: infancy
iii. HARVEY WEPPLER, m. EVELYN CHAPPELL.
iv. HAROLD WEPPLER, m. KATHRYN STEWART, 1971.
18. NOAH4 WALTER (CATHERINE3 BRUSSO, LUDWIG2, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born 1900 in Normanby Twp., Grey County, Ontario. He married EMMA BAETZ 1932, daughter of JOHN BAETZ and MARY KAUFMAN. She was born 1908 in Normanby Twp., Grey County, Ontario, and died 1963.
Child of NOAH WALTER and EMMA BAETZ is:
i. DORIS5 WALTER, b. 1939; m. ARMOND FISCHER, 1960; b. 1939.
19. NOAH4 BRUSSO (GEORGE3, LUDWIG2, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) He married SADIE HERBST June 30, 1928, daughter of EDWARD HERBST and KATHERINE GREIN.
Children of NOAH BRUSSO and SADIE HERBST are:
i. KATHERINE5 BRUSSO, m. ROBERT GEORGE WEBER, May 28, 1960; b. October 18, 1940, Mount Forest, Ontario.
ii. ROBERT BRUSSO.
iii. JANET BRUSSO.
iv. RICHARD BRUSSO.
v. KENNETH BRUSSO, m. LINDA ERNEWEIN.
vi. MARY BRUSSO, m. NEIL SCHLORFF.
vii. BARBARA BRUSSO, m. PAUL FOERSTER.
20. NORA4 BRUSSO (GEORGE3, LUDWIG2, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) She married ALVIN FISCHER Abt. 1935, son of VALENTINE FISCHER and KATHERINA WELTZ. He was born 1902, and died 1976.
More About NORA BRUSSO:
Burial: St. James Lutheren, Lauderbach Twp., Grey Cty, Ontario
More About ALVIN FISCHER:
Burial: St. James Lutheren, Lauderbach Twp., Grey Cty, Ontario
Children of NORA BRUSSO and ALVIN FISCHER are:
i. ROY5 FISCHER, d. May 1997; m. LORNA PARK.
ii. VELMA CHRISTINE FISCHER, m. PERCY WILLIAM WATKE, May 25, 1955; b. 1930.
iii. CHRISTIAN FISCHER, m. JOAN DICKERT.
iv. LEONARD FISCHER.
21. MARGARET4 BRUSSO (WILLIAM BRUSSO3 SR., LUDWIG2 BRUSSO, LUDWIG BRUSSO1 SR.) was born 1922 in Saskatchewan. She married LORNE SCHENK August 09, 1947, son of DAVID SCHENK and META SCHAUS. He was born February 24, 1913, and died 1998.
Children of MARGARET BRUSSO and LORNE SCHENK are:
i. LOUISE5 SCHENK.
ii. JANE SCHENK.
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