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William George Aberle Sr.

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William George Aberle Sr.

Birth
Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin, USA
Death
10 May 1946 (aged 58)
Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin, USA
Burial
Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin, USA
Plot
Section 7, Lot 339
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William Aberle, Sr. 60, operator of a boat livery on Lake Wingra, died early today at a Madison hospital. He formerly was a bricklayer in Madison.

Survivors are his wife: daughters, Mrs. Evelyn (Otho) Rounds, Mrs. Nata Bambrough, Madison and Mrs. Mildred (Orvil) Braley, Chicago and a son, William Jr., Madison.

Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery

Wisconsin State Journal, May 10, 1946

ARTICLE NOTE:
- Does not mention 4th daughter, Mrs. Loretta (Kenneth) Zink

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RESIDENCE:
- 1900 (age 13) Auburn Town, Fond du Lac, WI, USA
- 1920 (age 33) Meadowbrook, Sawyer, WI, USA
- 1930 (age 43) Madison, Dane, WI, USA

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Boat Livery Transfer OK'd

In other actions of the board:

ONE. Approved transfer of the William Aberle boat livery concession in Wingra playground, boardering on Lake Wingra, to H. W. Stockton, 865 Terry Pl., teacher at Franklin School.

A letter from Stockton said he has purchased the Aberle boats and equipment to provide summer employment for himself and his son.

Wisconsin State Journal - April 4, 1950

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Deeded to the city in 1938, the livery has gone through five different operators.

IT HAS changed from a live-in facility under WILLIAM ABERLE in 1936 to a rental and concession stand under the Dewey Fuller family, which has operated it since 1962.

From an article on the Wingra Boat House....
Wisconsin State Journal - August 16, 1970

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William Aberle, Sr. 60, operator of a boat livery on Lake Wingra, died early today at a Madison hospital. He formerly was a bricklayer in Madison.

Survivors are his wife: daughters, Mrs. Evelyn (Otho) Rounds, Mrs. Nata Bambrough, Madison and Mrs. Mildred (Orvil) Braley, Chicago and a son, William Jr., Madison.

Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery

Wisconsin State Journal, May 10, 1946

ARTICLE NOTE:
- Does not mention 4th daughter, Mrs. Loretta (Kenneth) Zink

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RESIDENCE:
- 1900 (age 13) Auburn Town, Fond du Lac, WI, USA
- 1920 (age 33) Meadowbrook, Sawyer, WI, USA
- 1930 (age 43) Madison, Dane, WI, USA

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Boat Livery Transfer OK'd

In other actions of the board:

ONE. Approved transfer of the William Aberle boat livery concession in Wingra playground, boardering on Lake Wingra, to H. W. Stockton, 865 Terry Pl., teacher at Franklin School.

A letter from Stockton said he has purchased the Aberle boats and equipment to provide summer employment for himself and his son.

Wisconsin State Journal - April 4, 1950

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Deeded to the city in 1938, the livery has gone through five different operators.

IT HAS changed from a live-in facility under WILLIAM ABERLE in 1936 to a rental and concession stand under the Dewey Fuller family, which has operated it since 1962.

From an article on the Wingra Boat House....
Wisconsin State Journal - August 16, 1970

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