Served in World War I as a Private in Co. H, 8th Infantry Army Service Corps. He served in France and was awared a Bronze Victory button and France Victory Medal.
He was married to Lelah Bruder.
***Per contributor donald knopf:
Emil Schaedig was baptized 24 May 1896 by Rev. Joel David Druckenmiller at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Moltke. His sponsors were Emil Schmeckel, Hermann Tosch, and Auguste Doebler.
Emil was confirmed 20 March 1910 by Rev. Joel David Druckenmiller at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Moltke. His memory verse for life was Psalm 62:2,3.
The 1920 Moltke Township federal census shows Emil, age 23 lived with his sister, Auguste Schaedig Bruder. Auguste's husband, Fred Bruder died in 1918. She needed help on the farm and raising her family as a single mother.
More About Emil Herman Schaedig:
Baptism: May 01, 1898, Evan. Luth. Moltke Twp. MI
Confirmation: March 20, 1910, Evan. Luth. Moltke Twp. MI
Burial: Memorial Park Cem. Rogers City, MI.
Military service 1: WWI Ser. France Oct. 1918-Sept. 1919 Military service 2: Bronze Victory button &France Victory Medal Military service 3: Rank: Pvt.Co. H. 8th Inf. Army Service Corps.
Military service 4: September 27, 1919, Discharge: demobilization Occupation 1: Farmer bef. marriage Occupation 2: Calcite until retirement
The 1920 Michigan, Presque Isle County, Moltke Township Federal Census [E.D. 315 - page 7B] enumerated 14 January 1920 by Ernst G. Brege shows:
BRUDER, Augusta, head, 35, widowed, owns with mortgage, born Michigan, parents born Brandenburg, farmer, general farm BRUDER, Adelina, daughter, 14, born Michigan BRUDER, Adelia, daughter, 13, born Michigan BRUDER, Erhard, son, 11, born Michigan BRUDER, Elsa, daughter, 10, born Michigan BRUDER, Agnes, daughter, 4 7/12, born Michigan BRUDER, Johannah, daughter, 2 5/12, born Michigan SCHAEDIG, Emil, brother, 23, single, born Michigan, parents born Brandenburg Germany, Laborer on Public Road
The 1930 Presque Isle County, Rogers Township [village] federal census [E.D. 17 - page 22A] enumerated 18 April 1930 by John Ferdelmann, Jr. shows:
Living at 355 West Friedrich Street
SCHAEDIG, Emil, head, 33, married at age 26, owns house valued at $2300, born Michigan, parents born Germany, brakeman at stone quarry SCHAEDIG, Lelah, wife, 30, married at age 23, born Michigan, parents born Michigan SCHAEDIG, Virginia, daughter, 6 SCHAEDIG, Raymond, son, 4 10/12 SCHAEDIG, Earl, son, 2 11/12 SCHAEDIG, Shirley, daughter, 1 7/12
Emil and Leila were charter members of Rogers City Gospel Assembly in July 1937. Name was changed to Independent Baptist in 1939, and to First Baptist in 1963
He was married to Lelah Bruder.
***Per contributor donald knopf:
Emil Schaedig was baptized 24 May 1896 by Rev. Joel David Druckenmiller at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Moltke. His sponsors were Emil Schmeckel, Hermann Tosch, and Auguste Doebler.
Emil was confirmed 20 March 1910 by Rev. Joel David Druckenmiller at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Moltke. His memory verse for life was Psalm 62:2,3.
The 1920 Moltke Township federal census shows Emil, age 23 lived with his sister, Auguste Schaedig Bruder. Auguste's husband, Fred Bruder died in 1918. She needed help on the farm and raising her family as a single mother.
More About Emil Herman Schaedig:
Baptism: May 01, 1898, Evan. Luth. Moltke Twp. MI
Confirmation: March 20, 1910, Evan. Luth. Moltke Twp. MI
Burial: Memorial Park Cem. Rogers City, MI.
Military service 1: WWI Ser. France Oct. 1918-Sept. 1919 Military service 2: Bronze Victory button &France Victory Medal Military service 3: Rank: Pvt.Co. H. 8th Inf. Army Service Corps.
Military service 4: September 27, 1919, Discharge: demobilization Occupation 1: Farmer bef. marriage Occupation 2: Calcite until retirement
The 1920 Michigan, Presque Isle County, Moltke Township Federal Census [E.D. 315 - page 7B] enumerated 14 January 1920 by Ernst G. Brege shows:
BRUDER, Augusta, head, 35, widowed, owns with mortgage, born Michigan, parents born Brandenburg, farmer, general farm BRUDER, Adelina, daughter, 14, born Michigan BRUDER, Adelia, daughter, 13, born Michigan BRUDER, Erhard, son, 11, born Michigan BRUDER, Elsa, daughter, 10, born Michigan BRUDER, Agnes, daughter, 4 7/12, born Michigan BRUDER, Johannah, daughter, 2 5/12, born Michigan SCHAEDIG, Emil, brother, 23, single, born Michigan, parents born Brandenburg Germany, Laborer on Public Road
The 1930 Presque Isle County, Rogers Township [village] federal census [E.D. 17 - page 22A] enumerated 18 April 1930 by John Ferdelmann, Jr. shows:
Living at 355 West Friedrich Street
SCHAEDIG, Emil, head, 33, married at age 26, owns house valued at $2300, born Michigan, parents born Germany, brakeman at stone quarry SCHAEDIG, Lelah, wife, 30, married at age 23, born Michigan, parents born Michigan SCHAEDIG, Virginia, daughter, 6 SCHAEDIG, Raymond, son, 4 10/12 SCHAEDIG, Earl, son, 2 11/12 SCHAEDIG, Shirley, daughter, 1 7/12
Emil and Leila were charter members of Rogers City Gospel Assembly in July 1937. Name was changed to Independent Baptist in 1939, and to First Baptist in 1963
Served in World War I as a Private in Co. H, 8th Infantry Army Service Corps. He served in France and was awared a Bronze Victory button and France Victory Medal.
He was married to Lelah Bruder.
***Per contributor donald knopf:
Emil Schaedig was baptized 24 May 1896 by Rev. Joel David Druckenmiller at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Moltke. His sponsors were Emil Schmeckel, Hermann Tosch, and Auguste Doebler.
Emil was confirmed 20 March 1910 by Rev. Joel David Druckenmiller at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Moltke. His memory verse for life was Psalm 62:2,3.
The 1920 Moltke Township federal census shows Emil, age 23 lived with his sister, Auguste Schaedig Bruder. Auguste's husband, Fred Bruder died in 1918. She needed help on the farm and raising her family as a single mother.
More About Emil Herman Schaedig:
Baptism: May 01, 1898, Evan. Luth. Moltke Twp. MI
Confirmation: March 20, 1910, Evan. Luth. Moltke Twp. MI
Burial: Memorial Park Cem. Rogers City, MI.
Military service 1: WWI Ser. France Oct. 1918-Sept. 1919 Military service 2: Bronze Victory button &France Victory Medal Military service 3: Rank: Pvt.Co. H. 8th Inf. Army Service Corps.
Military service 4: September 27, 1919, Discharge: demobilization Occupation 1: Farmer bef. marriage Occupation 2: Calcite until retirement
The 1920 Michigan, Presque Isle County, Moltke Township Federal Census [E.D. 315 - page 7B] enumerated 14 January 1920 by Ernst G. Brege shows:
BRUDER, Augusta, head, 35, widowed, owns with mortgage, born Michigan, parents born Brandenburg, farmer, general farm BRUDER, Adelina, daughter, 14, born Michigan BRUDER, Adelia, daughter, 13, born Michigan BRUDER, Erhard, son, 11, born Michigan BRUDER, Elsa, daughter, 10, born Michigan BRUDER, Agnes, daughter, 4 7/12, born Michigan BRUDER, Johannah, daughter, 2 5/12, born Michigan SCHAEDIG, Emil, brother, 23, single, born Michigan, parents born Brandenburg Germany, Laborer on Public Road
The 1930 Presque Isle County, Rogers Township [village] federal census [E.D. 17 - page 22A] enumerated 18 April 1930 by John Ferdelmann, Jr. shows:
Living at 355 West Friedrich Street
SCHAEDIG, Emil, head, 33, married at age 26, owns house valued at $2300, born Michigan, parents born Germany, brakeman at stone quarry SCHAEDIG, Lelah, wife, 30, married at age 23, born Michigan, parents born Michigan SCHAEDIG, Virginia, daughter, 6 SCHAEDIG, Raymond, son, 4 10/12 SCHAEDIG, Earl, son, 2 11/12 SCHAEDIG, Shirley, daughter, 1 7/12
Emil and Leila were charter members of Rogers City Gospel Assembly in July 1937. Name was changed to Independent Baptist in 1939, and to First Baptist in 1963
He was married to Lelah Bruder.
***Per contributor donald knopf:
Emil Schaedig was baptized 24 May 1896 by Rev. Joel David Druckenmiller at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Moltke. His sponsors were Emil Schmeckel, Hermann Tosch, and Auguste Doebler.
Emil was confirmed 20 March 1910 by Rev. Joel David Druckenmiller at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of Moltke. His memory verse for life was Psalm 62:2,3.
The 1920 Moltke Township federal census shows Emil, age 23 lived with his sister, Auguste Schaedig Bruder. Auguste's husband, Fred Bruder died in 1918. She needed help on the farm and raising her family as a single mother.
More About Emil Herman Schaedig:
Baptism: May 01, 1898, Evan. Luth. Moltke Twp. MI
Confirmation: March 20, 1910, Evan. Luth. Moltke Twp. MI
Burial: Memorial Park Cem. Rogers City, MI.
Military service 1: WWI Ser. France Oct. 1918-Sept. 1919 Military service 2: Bronze Victory button &France Victory Medal Military service 3: Rank: Pvt.Co. H. 8th Inf. Army Service Corps.
Military service 4: September 27, 1919, Discharge: demobilization Occupation 1: Farmer bef. marriage Occupation 2: Calcite until retirement
The 1920 Michigan, Presque Isle County, Moltke Township Federal Census [E.D. 315 - page 7B] enumerated 14 January 1920 by Ernst G. Brege shows:
BRUDER, Augusta, head, 35, widowed, owns with mortgage, born Michigan, parents born Brandenburg, farmer, general farm BRUDER, Adelina, daughter, 14, born Michigan BRUDER, Adelia, daughter, 13, born Michigan BRUDER, Erhard, son, 11, born Michigan BRUDER, Elsa, daughter, 10, born Michigan BRUDER, Agnes, daughter, 4 7/12, born Michigan BRUDER, Johannah, daughter, 2 5/12, born Michigan SCHAEDIG, Emil, brother, 23, single, born Michigan, parents born Brandenburg Germany, Laborer on Public Road
The 1930 Presque Isle County, Rogers Township [village] federal census [E.D. 17 - page 22A] enumerated 18 April 1930 by John Ferdelmann, Jr. shows:
Living at 355 West Friedrich Street
SCHAEDIG, Emil, head, 33, married at age 26, owns house valued at $2300, born Michigan, parents born Germany, brakeman at stone quarry SCHAEDIG, Lelah, wife, 30, married at age 23, born Michigan, parents born Michigan SCHAEDIG, Virginia, daughter, 6 SCHAEDIG, Raymond, son, 4 10/12 SCHAEDIG, Earl, son, 2 11/12 SCHAEDIG, Shirley, daughter, 1 7/12
Emil and Leila were charter members of Rogers City Gospel Assembly in July 1937. Name was changed to Independent Baptist in 1939, and to First Baptist in 1963
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