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Descendants of Levi Infanger - Cardello Family History

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President, 1963-1964) <strong>of</strong> Fluelen.<br />

Source: http://www.fluelen.ch/Bevoelkerung/FA_Geschlecht_02.htm<br />

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{Excerpt from letter written by Adolph Omega <strong>Infanger</strong>, 1985}<br />

Adolf <strong>Infanger</strong>, a nephew <strong>of</strong> Charles, first cousin <strong>of</strong> Adolph {Omega} <strong>Infanger</strong>, lived in Fluelen, on Lake<br />

Lucerne, all his life - from January 16, 1902 until his death March 27, 1978. Our association with Adolph and his<br />

wife, Marie, became very close after 1952. On our numerous trips to Switzerland we usually spent vacations <strong>of</strong> 8<br />

to 10 days together. Adolf gave us a wooden plate with the <strong>Infanger</strong> coat <strong>of</strong> arms, dated 1500, and featuring a<br />

crescent moon and stars. He explained that the <strong>Infanger</strong>, family had lived in Simmental, Canton Berne. At the<br />

time <strong>of</strong> the Reformation in 1500 the Canton <strong>of</strong> Berne became Protestant. The <strong>Infanger</strong> family remained Catholic<br />

and moved to Isenthal, Canton Uri, a small, isolated village in a high valley on the west side <strong>of</strong> Lake Lucerne.<br />

The family were sawyers and in the lumber business. The narrow paved road up from Lake Lucerne was built<br />

only about 1920. Adolf and Marie took us up to Isenthal for a visit several years ago. There was a small sawmill<br />

on the little stream that runs through the village. There were numerous <strong>Infanger</strong>s who owned small stores. Also,<br />

there were several <strong>Infanger</strong>s buried in the church graveyard. A sawmill still operated in Isenthal.<br />

More About Adolf <strong>Infanger</strong>:<br />

Burial: 1978, Fluelen, Uri, Switzerland<br />

Notes for Marie Blattler:<br />

*Tombstone Photo on file - Burried in the Fluelen Church Cemetery<br />

More About Marie Blattler:<br />

Burial: 1989, Fluelen, Uri, Switzerland<br />

Children <strong>of</strong> Adolf <strong>Infanger</strong> and Marie Blattler are:<br />

369 i. Vroni 11 <strong>Infanger</strong>, born 1935. She married Meinrad Aschwanden; born 1939; died Oct 1988.<br />

Notes for Vroni <strong>Infanger</strong>:<br />

6454 Fluelen, Uri, Switzerland<br />

Phone - 044 255 42<br />

370 ii. Susy <strong>Infanger</strong>, born 1942. She married Ambros Puntener; born 1938.<br />

325. Marie 10 <strong>Infanger</strong> (Friedrich 9 , Franz Josef Maria Michael Karl 8 , Karl Josef 7 , Anton Johann Josef 6 ,<br />

Johann Anton Jakob 5 , Johann Josef 4 , Johann 3 , <strong>Levi</strong> 2 , <strong>Levi</strong> 1 ) was born 1904 in Fluelen, Uri, Switzerland, and died<br />

1987 in Fluelen, Uri, Switzerland. She married Gerold Nufer. He was born 1906, and died 1982 in Fluelen,<br />

Uri, Switzerland.<br />

Notes for Marie <strong>Infanger</strong>:<br />

5 girls<br />

*Tombstone Photo on file - Burried in the Fluelen Church Cemetery<br />

More About Marie <strong>Infanger</strong>:<br />

Burial: 1987, Fluelen, Uri, Switzerland<br />

Notes for Gerold Nufer:<br />

*Tombstone Photo on file - Burried in the Fluelen Church Cemetery<br />

More About Gerold Nufer:<br />

Burial: 1982, Fluelen, Uri, Switzerland<br />

Children <strong>of</strong> Marie <strong>Infanger</strong> and Gerold Nufer are:<br />

371 i. Annamaria 11 Nufer.<br />

372 ii. Pia Nufer.<br />

373 iii. Trudy Nufer.<br />

374 iv. Margrit Nufer.<br />

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