DESCENDANCY of JOHANN CARL GOTTLIEB KEIL (b 1812 ... - Edler
DESCENDANCY of JOHANN CARL GOTTLIEB KEIL (b 1812 ... - Edler
DESCENDANCY of JOHANN CARL GOTTLIEB KEIL (b 1812 ... - Edler
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“All-People”- Section 9b<br />
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Page 9b-26<br />
RICHARD JOHN CLARENCE TECHTMANN (b 1905)<br />
and FRIEDA <strong>JOHANN</strong>A ANNA HAGNER (b 1903) and their descendants<br />
from page 9b-16<br />
Richard's parents were Johann Franz Adam Techtmann and Bertha Mathilda Keil<br />
Frieda's parents were Charles Hagner and Katherine Petri<br />
4. Richard John Clarence 3 Techtmann was born 27 Oct 1905 Washington Co WI. He married<br />
Frieda Johanna Anna Hagner 2 Sep 1931 Fillmore, Washington Co; 14 six children born West Bend,<br />
Washington Co. Her parents were Charles Hagner (1869-1955) and Katherine Petri (1870-1949). Richard<br />
died 31 May 1976, age 70, 9 St Joseph's Community Hospital, buried Union Cemetery, West Bend, near<br />
Frieda's parents. Born 29 Jan 1903, Frieda died 31 Aug 2005, age 102, buried Union Cemetery.<br />
Richard bought his parents' farm from his father, and he and Frieda raised their children there. They<br />
farmed until 1974 when they moved to 525 No 18th Ave, West Bend.<br />
Meeting Frieda was a special delight at the family gathering her children held for us when we visited<br />
in May 1999. She was 96 and the last <strong>of</strong> her generation <strong>of</strong> the Techtmann/Keil families. She was frail<br />
and couldn't take part very much, but said she was enjoying "watching" and didn't want to leave too early.<br />
Later we saw the nursing home, in an attractive old house in West Bend, where she had a first floor front<br />
corner room.<br />
Based on naming patterns we've seen, we've wondered if her name might originally have been<br />
Johanna Elfriede Anna.<br />
a. a son, 4 born 1932, married 1974 West Bend; no children. 9<br />
He was stationed at Ft Belvoir VA about 1951. He visited KFE's parents at least once while he was<br />
there, and we remember meeting him. It was great to see him again and meet his wife.<br />
They live on his parents' farm, which is a blessing, enabling it to be kept in the family. Recently<br />
they've put a fine new ro<strong>of</strong> on the large barn, such a contrast to the many collapsed barns we saw in the<br />
region. They rent out the actual farm and stay busy with their other activities.<br />
He is retired, but keeps a commercial driver's license and is on the road a lot, delivering huge tractortrailers<br />
all over the country. She is employed full-time in the Washington County Personnel Department.<br />
She comes from a family <strong>of</strong> five children, three girls and two boys, whose great-grandparents<br />
immigrated from Poland. She enjoys the company <strong>of</strong> her nieces and nephews, some <strong>of</strong> whom live next<br />
door. At the 1999 family gathering, we were impressed with how sweet she was to her mother-in-law.<br />
b. a daughter, 4 born 1934, married 1956 West Bend; three children. 9<br />
She has provided much <strong>of</strong> the information we have on the descendants <strong>of</strong> the Techtmann family. We<br />
had been corresponding with her for about ten years, and were so pleased to meet her and her family on<br />
our trip to Wisconsin in May 1999. And we enjoyed visiting with them again in 2003.<br />
They have a condominium duplex in an attractive suburban area <strong>of</strong> West Bend, the very nicest we've<br />
seen for enjoying retirement living. We were impressed with how beautifully the house and yard are kept,<br />
and especially enjoyed seeing his woodworking shop in the basement.<br />
She worked at Schloemer Law Office for 30 years before working at the Register <strong>of</strong> Deeds Office in<br />
the Washington Co courthouse on So 5th Ave, a wonderful old building which some <strong>of</strong> the children think<br />
looks like a castle. In the yard <strong>of</strong> the courthouse is a large statue "Spirit <strong>of</strong> the American Doughboy".<br />
(BFE's dad liked the original <strong>of</strong> the statue so much that he bought a small reproduction <strong>of</strong> it, made into a<br />
table lamp which we still have.) Before she retired, she worked at the new Washington Co courthouse on<br />
E Washington St.<br />
Her husband worked with data systems at the West Bend Company, which produces a wide variety <strong>of</strong><br />
home appliances and other things. He retired after more than 40 years <strong>of</strong> service.<br />
i. a daughter, 5 born 1957, married 1981; two daughters. In 2003 she was General Manager at the<br />
West Bend Co, and her husband was with computers at M&I Data Services.<br />
ii. a son, 5 born 1960, married 1982; one son.<br />
iii. a son, 5 born 1964, was a set designer in 1999, unmarried, living in Portland OR. He has a<br />
master's degree in theatre, and has worked at the Shakespeare Festival in Ashland OR, at Portland<br />
Center Stage, and at Will Vinton animation studio on Fox TV commercials and programming.<br />
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