On _________ __, 1886, William D. Bollinger was married to Caroline Keil/Kiel. Caroline was born on March __, 1860 in __________, Pennsylvania. Caroline is very likely the daughter of George S. Kiel and Emma (__________) Kiel.
At the time of the 1870 census, the Kiel family is found in ____________ County, Pennsylvania;
George S Kiel M 34 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel F 29 Pennsylvania
Caroline Kiel F 8 Pennsylvania
Mary Kiel F 3 Pennsylvania
Caroline Cole F 48 Pennsylvania
The Kiel family is found in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at the time of the 1880 census. George is listed as a Gold Beater, while Caroline is listed as a Gold Cutter;
George Kiel Self M 44 Pennsylvania
Emma M Kiel Wife F 39 Pennsylvania
Caroline Kiel Daughter F 18 Pennsylvania
Mary Kiel Daughter F 13 Pennsylvania
George D Kiel Son M 7 Pennsylvania
At the time of the 1900 census, George and Emma are found in Philadelphia city Ward 31, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. They have been married 42 years at this time;
George S Kiel Head M Nov 1835 65 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Wife F 59 Pennsylvania
Alford Kiel Son M 14 Pennsylvania
In 1910, George and Emma are found residing with the son Alford/Alfred in Cheltenham, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania;
Alfred Kiel Head M 26 Pennsylvania
Jennie Kiel Wife F 26 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Daughter F 6 Pennsylvania
George Kiel Father M 73 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Mother F 67 Pennsylvania
One daughter is known to have been born to William D. Bollinger and Caroline (Kiel) Bollinger. She is;
1. Inez Bollinger, born September __, 1894 in __________, Pennsylvania; Inez was married to Martin Luther Canup in 19__; Martin was born on March 10, 1879; In 1930, they are found in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan.
At the time of the 1900, William and Caroline reside in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster Co., PA
William D. Bollinger, 58, b. Oct 1841, Married 14 years, PA, PA, PA, doctor
Caroline Bollinger, 40, b. Mar 1860, 1 child/1 living, PA, Germany, Germany
Inez Bollinger, 5, b. Sep 1894, PA, PA, PA
On February 21, 1903, William D. Bolliger filed for an Invalid Pension in Pennsylvania and it was approved.
At the time of the 1910 federal census, William and Caroline are still found in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster Co., PA
Wm. D. Bollinger, 71, doctor in general practice
Caroline Bollinger, 49, 1 child/1 living
Inez Bollinger, 15
Private William D. Bollinger is known to have died on July 11, 1914 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and his death certificate states that his mortal remains were laid in Zions Cemetery on July 14, 1914. Is this the correct Zion Cemetery? His will was probated on July 21, 1914. Caroline Bollinger filed for a Widow's Pension on July 27, 1914 in Pennylvania.
At the time of the 1930 census, Caroline Bollinger is found residing with her daughter, Inez, in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. She is listed as widowed;
Luther M Canup Head M 51 North Carolina
Inez Canup Wife F 34 Pennsylvania
Billie Canup Son M 8 New York
Caroline Bowlinger Mother-in-law F 70 Pennsylvania
At the time of the 1940 census, the Canup's are found in Ward 1 of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, but, Caroline Bollinger is not longer found with them;
M Luther Canup Head M 61 North Carolina
Inez Canup Wife F 36 Pennsylvania
William Canup Son M 18 New York
Caroline Bollinger died on __________ __, 19__ at __________, __________.
On May 30, 2013, I received the following email from MAJ Brian O. Remmey [Ret], Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. "Good day, we regret that neither the Sons of Union Veterans database, nor the cemetery records show William Bollinger as interned in Lancaster Cemetery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania." So at this time it is still unknown as to where Private William D. Bollinger's and Caroline Bollinger's mortal remains were laid.
Undated record of marriage:
Rev. Martin L. Canup to Wed June 19, 1918.
The marriage of the Rev. Martin Luther Canup, pastor of the English Lutheran Church of the Epiphany, 128th Street and Madison Avenue, and Miss Inez Bollinger, only daughter of Mrs. Bollinger and the late Dr. William D. Bollinger of Lancaster, Penn., will take place in that city on June 19. Miss Bollinger has been engaged in Red Cross and war relief work. The Rev. Mr. Canup is Vice President of the Lutheran Ministers' Association of this city.
1920 Federal Census, Manhattan Assembly District 20, New York, NY
Luther Canup, 40, clergyman
Inez B. Canup, 25
by Baxter B. Fite III and Carol Dorward, of Washington, Illinois.
(Baxter would enjoy hearing from anyone, especially descendants of the Bollinger family, who might be able to fill in some of the missing information on Private William D. Bollinger and the Bollinger family. Baxter would also love to get copies of any other pictures that may still exist of William D. Bollinger, especially any showing him in uniform, for his Find A Grave site and for the local Historical Societies.)
At the time of the 1870 census, the Kiel family is found in ____________ County, Pennsylvania;
George S Kiel M 34 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel F 29 Pennsylvania
Caroline Kiel F 8 Pennsylvania
Mary Kiel F 3 Pennsylvania
Caroline Cole F 48 Pennsylvania
The Kiel family is found in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at the time of the 1880 census. George is listed as a Gold Beater, while Caroline is listed as a Gold Cutter;
George Kiel Self M 44 Pennsylvania
Emma M Kiel Wife F 39 Pennsylvania
Caroline Kiel Daughter F 18 Pennsylvania
Mary Kiel Daughter F 13 Pennsylvania
George D Kiel Son M 7 Pennsylvania
At the time of the 1900 census, George and Emma are found in Philadelphia city Ward 31, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. They have been married 42 years at this time;
George S Kiel Head M Nov 1835 65 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Wife F 59 Pennsylvania
Alford Kiel Son M 14 Pennsylvania
In 1910, George and Emma are found residing with the son Alford/Alfred in Cheltenham, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania;
Alfred Kiel Head M 26 Pennsylvania
Jennie Kiel Wife F 26 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Daughter F 6 Pennsylvania
George Kiel Father M 73 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Mother F 67 Pennsylvania
One daughter is known to have been born to William D. Bollinger and Caroline (Kiel) Bollinger. She is;
1. Inez Bollinger, born September __, 1894 in __________, Pennsylvania; Inez was married to Martin Luther Canup in 19__; Martin was born on March 10, 1879; In 1930, they are found in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan.
At the time of the 1900, William and Caroline reside in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster Co., PA
William D. Bollinger, 58, b. Oct 1841, Married 14 years, PA, PA, PA, doctor
Caroline Bollinger, 40, b. Mar 1860, 1 child/1 living, PA, Germany, Germany
Inez Bollinger, 5, b. Sep 1894, PA, PA, PA
On February 21, 1903, William D. Bolliger filed for an Invalid Pension in Pennsylvania and it was approved.
At the time of the 1910 federal census, William and Caroline are still found in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster Co., PA
Wm. D. Bollinger, 71, doctor in general practice
Caroline Bollinger, 49, 1 child/1 living
Inez Bollinger, 15
Private William D. Bollinger is known to have died on July 11, 1914 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and his death certificate states that his mortal remains were laid in Zions Cemetery on July 14, 1914. Is this the correct Zion Cemetery? His will was probated on July 21, 1914. Caroline Bollinger filed for a Widow's Pension on July 27, 1914 in Pennylvania.
At the time of the 1930 census, Caroline Bollinger is found residing with her daughter, Inez, in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. She is listed as widowed;
Luther M Canup Head M 51 North Carolina
Inez Canup Wife F 34 Pennsylvania
Billie Canup Son M 8 New York
Caroline Bowlinger Mother-in-law F 70 Pennsylvania
At the time of the 1940 census, the Canup's are found in Ward 1 of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, but, Caroline Bollinger is not longer found with them;
M Luther Canup Head M 61 North Carolina
Inez Canup Wife F 36 Pennsylvania
William Canup Son M 18 New York
Caroline Bollinger died on __________ __, 19__ at __________, __________.
On May 30, 2013, I received the following email from MAJ Brian O. Remmey [Ret], Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. "Good day, we regret that neither the Sons of Union Veterans database, nor the cemetery records show William Bollinger as interned in Lancaster Cemetery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania." So at this time it is still unknown as to where Private William D. Bollinger's and Caroline Bollinger's mortal remains were laid.
Undated record of marriage:
Rev. Martin L. Canup to Wed June 19, 1918.
The marriage of the Rev. Martin Luther Canup, pastor of the English Lutheran Church of the Epiphany, 128th Street and Madison Avenue, and Miss Inez Bollinger, only daughter of Mrs. Bollinger and the late Dr. William D. Bollinger of Lancaster, Penn., will take place in that city on June 19. Miss Bollinger has been engaged in Red Cross and war relief work. The Rev. Mr. Canup is Vice President of the Lutheran Ministers' Association of this city.
1920 Federal Census, Manhattan Assembly District 20, New York, NY
Luther Canup, 40, clergyman
Inez B. Canup, 25
by Baxter B. Fite III and Carol Dorward, of Washington, Illinois.
(Baxter would enjoy hearing from anyone, especially descendants of the Bollinger family, who might be able to fill in some of the missing information on Private William D. Bollinger and the Bollinger family. Baxter would also love to get copies of any other pictures that may still exist of William D. Bollinger, especially any showing him in uniform, for his Find A Grave site and for the local Historical Societies.)
On _________ __, 1886, William D. Bollinger was married to Caroline Keil/Kiel. Caroline was born on March __, 1860 in __________, Pennsylvania. Caroline is very likely the daughter of George S. Kiel and Emma (__________) Kiel.
At the time of the 1870 census, the Kiel family is found in ____________ County, Pennsylvania;
George S Kiel M 34 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel F 29 Pennsylvania
Caroline Kiel F 8 Pennsylvania
Mary Kiel F 3 Pennsylvania
Caroline Cole F 48 Pennsylvania
The Kiel family is found in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at the time of the 1880 census. George is listed as a Gold Beater, while Caroline is listed as a Gold Cutter;
George Kiel Self M 44 Pennsylvania
Emma M Kiel Wife F 39 Pennsylvania
Caroline Kiel Daughter F 18 Pennsylvania
Mary Kiel Daughter F 13 Pennsylvania
George D Kiel Son M 7 Pennsylvania
At the time of the 1900 census, George and Emma are found in Philadelphia city Ward 31, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. They have been married 42 years at this time;
George S Kiel Head M Nov 1835 65 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Wife F 59 Pennsylvania
Alford Kiel Son M 14 Pennsylvania
In 1910, George and Emma are found residing with the son Alford/Alfred in Cheltenham, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania;
Alfred Kiel Head M 26 Pennsylvania
Jennie Kiel Wife F 26 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Daughter F 6 Pennsylvania
George Kiel Father M 73 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Mother F 67 Pennsylvania
One daughter is known to have been born to William D. Bollinger and Caroline (Kiel) Bollinger. She is;
1. Inez Bollinger, born September __, 1894 in __________, Pennsylvania; Inez was married to Martin Luther Canup in 19__; Martin was born on March 10, 1879; In 1930, they are found in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan.
At the time of the 1900, William and Caroline reside in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster Co., PA
William D. Bollinger, 58, b. Oct 1841, Married 14 years, PA, PA, PA, doctor
Caroline Bollinger, 40, b. Mar 1860, 1 child/1 living, PA, Germany, Germany
Inez Bollinger, 5, b. Sep 1894, PA, PA, PA
On February 21, 1903, William D. Bolliger filed for an Invalid Pension in Pennsylvania and it was approved.
At the time of the 1910 federal census, William and Caroline are still found in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster Co., PA
Wm. D. Bollinger, 71, doctor in general practice
Caroline Bollinger, 49, 1 child/1 living
Inez Bollinger, 15
Private William D. Bollinger is known to have died on July 11, 1914 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and his death certificate states that his mortal remains were laid in Zions Cemetery on July 14, 1914. Is this the correct Zion Cemetery? His will was probated on July 21, 1914. Caroline Bollinger filed for a Widow's Pension on July 27, 1914 in Pennylvania.
At the time of the 1930 census, Caroline Bollinger is found residing with her daughter, Inez, in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. She is listed as widowed;
Luther M Canup Head M 51 North Carolina
Inez Canup Wife F 34 Pennsylvania
Billie Canup Son M 8 New York
Caroline Bowlinger Mother-in-law F 70 Pennsylvania
At the time of the 1940 census, the Canup's are found in Ward 1 of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, but, Caroline Bollinger is not longer found with them;
M Luther Canup Head M 61 North Carolina
Inez Canup Wife F 36 Pennsylvania
William Canup Son M 18 New York
Caroline Bollinger died on __________ __, 19__ at __________, __________.
On May 30, 2013, I received the following email from MAJ Brian O. Remmey [Ret], Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. "Good day, we regret that neither the Sons of Union Veterans database, nor the cemetery records show William Bollinger as interned in Lancaster Cemetery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania." So at this time it is still unknown as to where Private William D. Bollinger's and Caroline Bollinger's mortal remains were laid.
Undated record of marriage:
Rev. Martin L. Canup to Wed June 19, 1918.
The marriage of the Rev. Martin Luther Canup, pastor of the English Lutheran Church of the Epiphany, 128th Street and Madison Avenue, and Miss Inez Bollinger, only daughter of Mrs. Bollinger and the late Dr. William D. Bollinger of Lancaster, Penn., will take place in that city on June 19. Miss Bollinger has been engaged in Red Cross and war relief work. The Rev. Mr. Canup is Vice President of the Lutheran Ministers' Association of this city.
1920 Federal Census, Manhattan Assembly District 20, New York, NY
Luther Canup, 40, clergyman
Inez B. Canup, 25
by Baxter B. Fite III and Carol Dorward, of Washington, Illinois.
(Baxter would enjoy hearing from anyone, especially descendants of the Bollinger family, who might be able to fill in some of the missing information on Private William D. Bollinger and the Bollinger family. Baxter would also love to get copies of any other pictures that may still exist of William D. Bollinger, especially any showing him in uniform, for his Find A Grave site and for the local Historical Societies.)
At the time of the 1870 census, the Kiel family is found in ____________ County, Pennsylvania;
George S Kiel M 34 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel F 29 Pennsylvania
Caroline Kiel F 8 Pennsylvania
Mary Kiel F 3 Pennsylvania
Caroline Cole F 48 Pennsylvania
The Kiel family is found in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania at the time of the 1880 census. George is listed as a Gold Beater, while Caroline is listed as a Gold Cutter;
George Kiel Self M 44 Pennsylvania
Emma M Kiel Wife F 39 Pennsylvania
Caroline Kiel Daughter F 18 Pennsylvania
Mary Kiel Daughter F 13 Pennsylvania
George D Kiel Son M 7 Pennsylvania
At the time of the 1900 census, George and Emma are found in Philadelphia city Ward 31, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. They have been married 42 years at this time;
George S Kiel Head M Nov 1835 65 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Wife F 59 Pennsylvania
Alford Kiel Son M 14 Pennsylvania
In 1910, George and Emma are found residing with the son Alford/Alfred in Cheltenham, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania;
Alfred Kiel Head M 26 Pennsylvania
Jennie Kiel Wife F 26 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Daughter F 6 Pennsylvania
George Kiel Father M 73 Pennsylvania
Emma Kiel Mother F 67 Pennsylvania
One daughter is known to have been born to William D. Bollinger and Caroline (Kiel) Bollinger. She is;
1. Inez Bollinger, born September __, 1894 in __________, Pennsylvania; Inez was married to Martin Luther Canup in 19__; Martin was born on March 10, 1879; In 1930, they are found in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan.
At the time of the 1900, William and Caroline reside in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster Co., PA
William D. Bollinger, 58, b. Oct 1841, Married 14 years, PA, PA, PA, doctor
Caroline Bollinger, 40, b. Mar 1860, 1 child/1 living, PA, Germany, Germany
Inez Bollinger, 5, b. Sep 1894, PA, PA, PA
On February 21, 1903, William D. Bolliger filed for an Invalid Pension in Pennsylvania and it was approved.
At the time of the 1910 federal census, William and Caroline are still found in Lancaster Ward 6, Lancaster Co., PA
Wm. D. Bollinger, 71, doctor in general practice
Caroline Bollinger, 49, 1 child/1 living
Inez Bollinger, 15
Private William D. Bollinger is known to have died on July 11, 1914 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and his death certificate states that his mortal remains were laid in Zions Cemetery on July 14, 1914. Is this the correct Zion Cemetery? His will was probated on July 21, 1914. Caroline Bollinger filed for a Widow's Pension on July 27, 1914 in Pennylvania.
At the time of the 1930 census, Caroline Bollinger is found residing with her daughter, Inez, in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. She is listed as widowed;
Luther M Canup Head M 51 North Carolina
Inez Canup Wife F 34 Pennsylvania
Billie Canup Son M 8 New York
Caroline Bowlinger Mother-in-law F 70 Pennsylvania
At the time of the 1940 census, the Canup's are found in Ward 1 of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, but, Caroline Bollinger is not longer found with them;
M Luther Canup Head M 61 North Carolina
Inez Canup Wife F 36 Pennsylvania
William Canup Son M 18 New York
Caroline Bollinger died on __________ __, 19__ at __________, __________.
On May 30, 2013, I received the following email from MAJ Brian O. Remmey [Ret], Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. "Good day, we regret that neither the Sons of Union Veterans database, nor the cemetery records show William Bollinger as interned in Lancaster Cemetery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania." So at this time it is still unknown as to where Private William D. Bollinger's and Caroline Bollinger's mortal remains were laid.
Undated record of marriage:
Rev. Martin L. Canup to Wed June 19, 1918.
The marriage of the Rev. Martin Luther Canup, pastor of the English Lutheran Church of the Epiphany, 128th Street and Madison Avenue, and Miss Inez Bollinger, only daughter of Mrs. Bollinger and the late Dr. William D. Bollinger of Lancaster, Penn., will take place in that city on June 19. Miss Bollinger has been engaged in Red Cross and war relief work. The Rev. Mr. Canup is Vice President of the Lutheran Ministers' Association of this city.
1920 Federal Census, Manhattan Assembly District 20, New York, NY
Luther Canup, 40, clergyman
Inez B. Canup, 25
by Baxter B. Fite III and Carol Dorward, of Washington, Illinois.
(Baxter would enjoy hearing from anyone, especially descendants of the Bollinger family, who might be able to fill in some of the missing information on Private William D. Bollinger and the Bollinger family. Baxter would also love to get copies of any other pictures that may still exist of William D. Bollinger, especially any showing him in uniform, for his Find A Grave site and for the local Historical Societies.)
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