I started a new family tree blog at https://thomannfamily.wordpress.com
I plan to make it fairly detailed over time. It is time consuming doing this type of thing, but I am doing it to create a bit of a legacy, so that my daughter can learn about her family origins later on in life, possibly when her dad isn’t around any more, etc.
(this was my great grandfather, who I never met since he passed away before I was born)
| BIRTH |
Saint Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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|---|---|
| DEATH | 6 May 1959 (aged 73)
Saint Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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| BURIAL |
Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA |
| MEMORIAL ID | 47113216 |
| BIRTH |
Saint Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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|---|---|
| DEATH | 6 May 1959 (aged 73)
Saint Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri, USA
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| BURIAL |
Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA |
| MEMORIAL ID | 47113216 · View Source |
Parents
1859–1912
1860–1932
Spouse
1888–1972
Siblings
1883–1960
1890–1922
1897–1984
1901–1965
Children
1912–1984
1929–2007
Located on the top face of the stone.
THOMANN
ANTHONY A.
1886-1959
FATHERLOUISE E.
1888-1972
MOTHER
Residence
Benton, Franklin, Illinois
1900
St Ferdinand Township Jennings Station, St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Custom Event
Military Draft Registration
1917-1918
St. Louis City no 14, Missouri, United States
Military Draft Registration
1942
Benton, Franklin, Illinois, United States
Sources:
Antha A Thomann “United States Census, 1930”
| Name | Antha A Thomann | |||
| Event Type | Census | |||
| Event Date | 1930 | |||
| Event Place | Benton, Franklin, Illinois, United States | |||
| Gender | Male | |||
| Age | 44 | |||
| Marital Status | Married | |||
| Race | White | |||
| Race (Original) | White | |||
| Relationship to Head of Household | Head | |||
| Relationship to Head of Household (Original) | Head | |||
| Birth Year (Estimated) | 1886 | |||
| Birthplace | Missouri | |||
| Father’s Birthplace | Missouri | |||
| Mother’s Birthplace | Missouri | |||
| Sheet Letter | B | |||
| Sheet Number | 11 | |||
Antone Thomann “United States Census, 1940”
| Name | Antone Thomann | |||
| Event Type | Census | |||
| Event Date | 1940 | |||
| Event Place | Ward 1, Benton, Benton Township, Franklin, Illinois, United States | |||
| Sex | Male | |||
| Age | 53 | |||
| Marital Status | Married | |||
| Race (Original) | White | |||
| Race | White | |||
| Relationship to Head of Household (Original) | Head | |||
| Relationship to Head of Household | Head | |||
| Birth Year (Estimated) | 1887 | |||
| Last Place of Residence | Same House
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Anton Adam Thomann “United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
| Name | Anton Adam Thomann | |||
| Event Type | Draft Registration | |||
| Event Date | 1917-1918 | |||
| Event Place | St. Louis City no 14, Missouri, United States | |||
| Gender | Male | |||
| Nationality | United States | |||
| Birth Date | 04 Jan 1886 | |||
| Birthplace | , , United States
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| Name | Anthony Adam Thomann | |||
| Event Type | Burial | |||
| Event Date | 1959 | |||
| Event Place | Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America | |||
| Photograph Included | Y | |||
| Birth Date | 04 Jan 1886 | |||
| Death Date | 06 May 1959 | |||
| Affiliate Record Identifier | 47113216 | |||
| Cemetery | Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum | |||
| Name | Anthony Adam Thomann | |||
| Event Type | Draft Registration | |||
| Event Date | 1942 | |||
| Event Place | Benton, Franklin, Illinois, United States | |||
| Residence Place | Benton, Franklin, Illinois | |||
| Gender | Male | |||
| Employer | Anthony Adam/Thomann | |||
| Birth Date | 04 Jan 1886 | |||
Anthony Thomann in entry for Anton C Thomann, “United States GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014”
| Name | Anthony Thomann | |||
| Sex | Male | |||
| Wife | Louise Weingaertner Thomann | |||
| Son | Anton C Thomann | |||
| Son | Albert Thomann | |||
| Son | William Thomann | |||
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Deceased
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| Name | Anton C Thomann | |||
| Event Type | Obituary | |||
| Event Date | 14 Feb 2003 | |||
| Event Place | Illinois, United States | |||
| Gender | Male | |||
| Age | 88 | |||
| Relationship to Deceased | Deceased | |||
| Birth Date | 20 Aug 1914 | |||
| Birthplace | St Louis, , | |||
| Death Date | 12 Feb 2003 | |||
| Death Place | Mount Vernon, , | |||
| Newspaper | Peoria Journal Star, The | |||
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Spouse and Children
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| Louise Weingaertner Thomann | Wife | Female |
| Roberta Webb Mcafoos | Wife | Female |
| Diana Burlison | Daughter | Female |
| Jan Compton | Daughter | Female |
| Albert Thomann | Son | Male |
| William Thomann | Son | Male |
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Parents and Siblings
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| Anthony Thomann | Father | Male |
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Extended Family
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| David Burlison | Son-In-Law | Male |
| Darrell Compton | Son-In-Law | Male |
| Mary Beth Thomann | Sister-In-Law | Female |
| Mary Ann Thomann | Sister-In-Law | Female |
Anton Thomann in household of Adam Thomann “United States Census, 1900”
| Name | Anton Thomann | |||
| Event Type | Census | |||
| Event Year | 1900 | |||
| Event Place | St Ferdinand Township Jennings Station, St. Louis, Missouri, United States | |||
| Gender | Male | |||
| Age | 14 | |||
| Marital Status | Single | |||
| Race | White | |||
| Race (Original) | W | |||
| Relationship to Head of Household | Son | |||
| Relationship to Head of Household (Original) | Son | |||
Household |
Role |
Sex |
Age |
Birthplace |
| Adam Thomann | Head | M | 42 | Missouri |
| Carolina Thomann | Wife | F | Missouri | |
| Jacob Thomann | Son | M | 17 | Missouri |
| Anton Thomann | Son | M | 14 | Missouri |
| Philip Thomann | Son | M | 11 | Missouri |
| Agnes Thomann | Daughter | F | 8 | Missouri |
| Cecile Thomann | Daughter | F | 5 | Missouri |
| Emily Thomann | Daughter | F | 3 | Missouri |
| Anna Thomann | Mother | F | 70 | Germany |
http://jeffs.faith – new domain name. Now it points to this blog. Previously it pointed to another portfolio site that I wanted to start but never completed… For now this blog is my portfolio, or as close to it as exists… I’m tired of dealing with promises of ‘unlimited webspace’ on other sites. Google Photos and this blog has enough functionality for me to continue for the future.
Recently renewed Jeffs.faith domain for the next several years… I haven’t worked on that site for a long while, but going forward will try to do a bit more on it as time goes on.
The one and only foolproof thing that never changes is that change is inevitable…
Things are a changing again in the near future… may post here more about it later when I have some time and after some of those changes start taking place…
I got up today and tried a hell of a running workout. Loaded myself up with my 20 lb weighted vest, 2 lb ankle weights, and 1 lb weighted gloves, then ran/jog/walked to Harley Park (a distance of about .6 miles or so from home), half way through the park, and over to the Lookout point area. Walked down ‘killer hill’ at lookout point to about 50 feet above the railroad line where the grass starts to end and the mud on the lower access road gets too gooey to walk in much, then proceeded to run up the hill as far as I could before I got winded. I only got about 75% of the way up the hill before I had to stop to take a breather, before heading up the rest of the way to the top of the Indian mound next to the sewer waste treatment plant up there. I’ve never measured exactly how far this hill is in feet, but it’s quite a hill.
The yellow line shows the path up the hill I take roughly… Incline is probably around 35-70 degrees or so, with most of it being around 40, and the spot next to the road crossing being a little more like 65. That’s actually a good thing since I have to sort of slow down to cross the street, watching for cars anyways before ascending the actual mound.
Back in my ancient days of running in high school and college I used to be able to run from mom and dad’s house, which is about half a mile from the lookout, up the hill with about 10 sprints to the top, and back. In order to get back to that level of running it going to take me a while, but I can see it starting to happen in leaps and bounds slowly.
At work I have started measuring my steps with a pedometer thing that I got a few weeks back. On a heavy walking day when I’m on the casino floor for 4 hours or so I’m walking roughly 5 km, i.e. around 3 miles or so… the walking at work is starting to build up my leg muscle endurance, but running is a whole different type of muscle… I’ll get there, just will take some time. In the mean time if it’s too hot or cold to work out outside I’m going to try to do more inside workouts. I’ve been neglecting doing that for a while now. Time to start getting back to it. On the days I’m not running I’m going to be doing other types of workouts… Finally bought me a 12 lb sledge hammer and a couple of 2.5 lb mini-sledges to do some club bell type swinging when I’m not using my 30 lb kettlebells, or other equipment… Yes, definitely headed in the right direction, but it’s hard to admit just how out of shape I am at this point in time vs where I want to be… It’ll be ok though. I WILL IMPROVE OVER TIME! Can’t and WON’T give up this time round!!!…
Neatest trick in the book for those of us with infants and toddlers… Use a stethoscope, placing the bell an inch or two away from a sleeping baby’s nose and mouth. You’ll be able to hear her breathing pattern as she’s sleeping without disturbing her. 🙂
