John Schumacher
1850 - 1897 (46 years)-
Name John Schumacher Born 15 Dec 1850 Gender Male Died 05 Mar 1897 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin 
Buried Holy Angels Cemetery, Darboy, Wisconsin Person ID I68651 Little Chute Genealogy Last Modified 14 Apr 2020
Father Peter Schumacher, b. 1821, d. 1903, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin (Age 82 years) Mother Mary Anna Pauly, b. 21 Jan 1831, Germany , d. 21 Sep 1897, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin (Age 66 years) Married 20 Feb 1850 Family ID F1100 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Wilhelmina Dietzler, b. 20 Dec 1852, Town of Buchanan, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin , d. 24 Dec 1941 (Age 89 years) Married 04 Jun 1878 Outagamie Co, Wisconsin Children 1. Amelia Schumacher, b. cir 1880 2. Madeline Schumacher, b. 16 Apr 1881, Darboy, Calumet Co, Wisconsin , d. 21 Feb 1965, Kimberly, Outagamie, Wisconsin (Age 83 years)3. Matilda Schumacher, b. 17 Feb 1883, d. 20 May 1930 (Age 47 years) 4. Joseph Schumacher, b. 23 Jun 1886, Town of Buchanan, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin , d. 25 Jan 1924, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin (Age 37 years)5. Susannah W Schumacher, b. Aug 1887, Wisconsin , d. 1915 (Age ~ 27 years)6. Anna Elizabeth Schumacher, b. 23 Oct 1889, Town of Buchanan, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin , d. 1959 (Age 69 years)7. Stevanna Schumacher, b. 12 Nov 1891, Town of Buchanan, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin , d. 26 Feb 1959 (Age 67 years)8. Edmond Anthony Schumacher, b. 01 Oct 1893, Town of Buchanan, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin , d. 05 Oct 1975, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin (Age 82 years)Last Modified 21 Jul 2022 Family ID F26718 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - JOHN SCHUMACHER, whose death occurred March 5, 1897, was for a long period engaged in carpenter work and contracting in Appleton, and was well kno wn to the older residents of that city. He was born in Outagamie county, W isconsin, December 15, 1850, and was a son of Peter and Anna Mary (Paul y) Schumacher, natives of the Fatherland who came to the United States sho rtly after marriage and became early residents of Outaga.mie county. Pet er Schumacher was a farmer by occupation, and for many years was engag ed in tilling the soil in Buchanan township, where both he and his wife di ed. John Schumacher received his education in the district schools of Outa gamie county, and as a youth learned the carpenter trade, an occupation wh ich he followed throughout his life, and during his later years was also e ngaged in contracting. He was the builder of many large structures in Appl eton and the surrounding country, which stand as monuments to his ski ll in his chosen line of endeavor. On June 4, 1878, Mr. Schumacher was uni ted in marriage with Miss Wilhelmina Dietzler, also a native of Outagam ie county, and daughter of John Joseph and Magdaline (Anshaw) Dietzler, w ho came from Germany to Outagamie county in 1841 and became the first fami ly to settle in Buchanan township.
Always engaged in farming, the family resided on one property for sixty ye ars, and Mrs. Dietzler died on this farm at the advanced age of eighty-sev en years. Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher had a family of eight children, as follo ws: Amelia, who married Joseph Fischer and resides in the State of Texa s; Magdaline, who married Henry Williams and lives in New Hampshire; Matil da, who married Daniel Kelly also a resident of the Granite State; Josep h, who is living in Little Chute, Wisconsin; and Susanna, Ella, Stevana a nd Edmond, living at home with their mother in Appleton.
- JOHN SCHUMACHER, whose death occurred March 5, 1897, was for a long period engaged in carpenter work and contracting in Appleton, and was well kno wn to the older residents of that city. He was born in Outagamie county, W isconsin, December 15, 1850, and was a son of Peter and Anna Mary (Paul y) Schumacher, natives of the Fatherland who came to the United States sho rtly after marriage and became early residents of Outaga.mie county. Pet er Schumacher was a farmer by occupation, and for many years was engag ed in tilling the soil in Buchanan township, where both he and his wife di ed. John Schumacher received his education in the district schools of Outa gamie county, and as a youth learned the carpenter trade, an occupation wh ich he followed throughout his life, and during his later years was also e ngaged in contracting. He was the builder of many large structures in Appl eton and the surrounding country, which stand as monuments to his ski ll in his chosen line of endeavor. On June 4, 1878, Mr. Schumacher was uni ted in marriage with Miss Wilhelmina Dietzler, also a native of Outagam ie county, and daughter of John Joseph and Magdaline (Anshaw) Dietzler, w ho came from Germany to Outagamie county in 1841 and became the first fami ly to settle in Buchanan township.