Wilhelmina "Mary" Leo - Born in Wittenberg, Germany in 1836. Came to NY USA in 1853. Married Nick Gillen in 1857. Baptized in Catholic Church in 1864. Christened Mary. Died in Pound, Wis in Dec. 1907. A very devout Catholic.
She was a child of her father[ Ernest Leo]'s 2nd wife.
Source: Family history report compiled by Albert Nachtwey and Mary Margaret Gillen Nachtwey, corrections by KR
Kaukauna Times, Apr 27 1906:
George Gillen returned Friday from Pound where he was called by the severe illness of his mother Mrs. Nicholas Gillen. She has been stricken with paralysis and there is no hope of her recovery. Mrs. Gillen departed Saturday for Pound to remain for awhile to assist in caring for Mr. Gillen's mother.
Nicholas and Mary had eight children: George Washington Gillen, Mary Margaret Gillen Nachtwey, Julia Gillen Abb, Nicholas Gillen Jr, Jacob Gillen, John Gillen, Theresia Gillen, and Joseph Gillen.
She was a child of her father[ Ernest Leo]'s 2nd wife.
Source: Family history report compiled by Albert Nachtwey and Mary Margaret Gillen Nachtwey, corrections by KR
Kaukauna Times, Apr 27 1906:
George Gillen returned Friday from Pound where he was called by the severe illness of his mother Mrs. Nicholas Gillen. She has been stricken with paralysis and there is no hope of her recovery. Mrs. Gillen departed Saturday for Pound to remain for awhile to assist in caring for Mr. Gillen's mother.
Nicholas and Mary had eight children: George Washington Gillen, Mary Margaret Gillen Nachtwey, Julia Gillen Abb, Nicholas Gillen Jr, Jacob Gillen, John Gillen, Theresia Gillen, and Joseph Gillen.
Wilhelmina "Mary" Leo - Born in Wittenberg, Germany in 1836. Came to NY USA in 1853. Married Nick Gillen in 1857. Baptized in Catholic Church in 1864. Christened Mary. Died in Pound, Wis in Dec. 1907. A very devout Catholic.
She was a child of her father[ Ernest Leo]'s 2nd wife.
Source: Family history report compiled by Albert Nachtwey and Mary Margaret Gillen Nachtwey, corrections by KR
Kaukauna Times, Apr 27 1906:
George Gillen returned Friday from Pound where he was called by the severe illness of his mother Mrs. Nicholas Gillen. She has been stricken with paralysis and there is no hope of her recovery. Mrs. Gillen departed Saturday for Pound to remain for awhile to assist in caring for Mr. Gillen's mother.
Nicholas and Mary had eight children: George Washington Gillen, Mary Margaret Gillen Nachtwey, Julia Gillen Abb, Nicholas Gillen Jr, Jacob Gillen, John Gillen, Theresia Gillen, and Joseph Gillen.
She was a child of her father[ Ernest Leo]'s 2nd wife.
Source: Family history report compiled by Albert Nachtwey and Mary Margaret Gillen Nachtwey, corrections by KR
Kaukauna Times, Apr 27 1906:
George Gillen returned Friday from Pound where he was called by the severe illness of his mother Mrs. Nicholas Gillen. She has been stricken with paralysis and there is no hope of her recovery. Mrs. Gillen departed Saturday for Pound to remain for awhile to assist in caring for Mr. Gillen's mother.
Nicholas and Mary had eight children: George Washington Gillen, Mary Margaret Gillen Nachtwey, Julia Gillen Abb, Nicholas Gillen Jr, Jacob Gillen, John Gillen, Theresia Gillen, and Joseph Gillen.
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