This stone records Adolph as 'Father' and sits within a grouping of persons with the Barke Surname
Adolph was born to Friedrich Martin (1855-1933) and Louisa Friedrike Wilhelmine Krueger (1858-1929) Barke,
He registered for the WWI draft on Sept. 12, 1918 in Shawano, WI. He described himself as medium height and built, with grey eyes and blonde hair. He was 37 years old and a general farmer by occupation. He was married to Charlotte, and they resided at Route #2, Gillett, WI, in Underhill.
Adolph married Charlotte Porte on February 17, 1905. The couple had ten children; Martin Adolph (1905-1992), George 1908-1972), Walter Samuel (1910-1997), Myrtle (1913-2002), Adolph Limon (1915-1955), Raymond Carl F. (1918-1984), Norman Herman (1920-1952), Gordon Kenneth (1923-1944), Florence A. (1925-2007), and Violet Charlotte (1927-1987).
The spelling of the surname varies even within the children.
Following the death of Adolph, his widow Charlotte Mary Porte Barke married again, but there were no more children.
This stone records Adolph as 'Father' and sits within a grouping of persons with the Barke Surname
Adolph was born to Friedrich Martin (1855-1933) and Louisa Friedrike Wilhelmine Krueger (1858-1929) Barke,
He registered for the WWI draft on Sept. 12, 1918 in Shawano, WI. He described himself as medium height and built, with grey eyes and blonde hair. He was 37 years old and a general farmer by occupation. He was married to Charlotte, and they resided at Route #2, Gillett, WI, in Underhill.
Adolph married Charlotte Porte on February 17, 1905. The couple had ten children; Martin Adolph (1905-1992), George 1908-1972), Walter Samuel (1910-1997), Myrtle (1913-2002), Adolph Limon (1915-1955), Raymond Carl F. (1918-1984), Norman Herman (1920-1952), Gordon Kenneth (1923-1944), Florence A. (1925-2007), and Violet Charlotte (1927-1987).
The spelling of the surname varies even within the children.
Following the death of Adolph, his widow Charlotte Mary Porte Barke married again, but there were no more children.
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