Lillian Stoeffel

Life events

1. 18 Jun 1873

   Birth^1–3

   Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States

2. 2 Nov 1901

   Marriage²

   Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

   with John James Hazlitt 1871–1924

   Marriage Record

   Marriage Record

   Registration Of Marriage
   no. 2584

   Name of husband: John J. Hazlitt
   Name of father: John Hazlitt
   Name of mother: Catherine Brady
   Occupation of husband: salesman
   Residence of husband: Chicago Ill
   Birthplace of husband: Ireland
   Name of wife: Lillian Stoeffel
   Name of father: Nicholaus Stoeffel
   Name of mother: Maggie Gengler
   Birthplace of wife: Chicago Ill
   Color of both parties: White
   License, no. 6844
   License date: November 2 - 1901
   When marriage was contracted: November 2, 1901
   Place: Milwaukee, Wis
   By what ceremony contracted: Civil
   Witnesses: F. W. Houghten Mabel L. Rintelman
   Any additional circumstances: Judges order attached

   I hereby certify, That the foregoing marriage was solemnized by me on the day above named and that the above is a true return of said marriage, and the other facts there recorded, and that my credentials of ordination are filed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dated 2 day of November 1901. Wm. F. Juenrer, Justice of the Peace.

3. 1920

   Census⁴

   Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States

   With John James Hazlitt 1871–1924

   1920 USA Census

   John J. Hazlitt, head, male, white, age 48, married, immigrated 1874, naturalized, year of naturalization 1890, can read, can write, born in Ireland, tongue English, father born in Ireland, tongue English, mother born in Ireland, tongue English, speaks English, occupation none.
   Lillian Hazlitt, wife, female, white, age 46, married, can read, can write, born in Illinois, father born in Luxemburg, Ger., mother born in Luxemburg, Ger., speaks English, occupation none.

4. 31 Oct 1924

   Military service⁵

   Wisconsin, United States

   Lillian filed for a widows pension for her late husbands service.

5. 26 Sep 1925

   Marriage⁶

   Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States

   with William H Marble 1867–?

6. 1930

   Census⁷

   Inglewood, Los Angeles County, Calif, United States

   With William H Marble 1867–?

   1930 USA Census

   William Marble, head, male, white, age 63, married, married at age 40, can read and write, born in Michigan, father born in Vermont, mother born in Ireland, occupation baker, industry shop baker.
   Lillian Marble, wife, female, white, age 55, married, marriage age 28, can read and write, born in Illinois, father born in Luxemburg, mother born in Luxemburg, speaks English,

7. 1940

   Burial¹³

   Escanaba, Delta County, Michigan, United States, Holy Cross Cemetery

   Lillian Marble
   BIRTH
   18 Jun 1873
   DEATH
   24 Feb 1940 (aged 66)
   BURIAL
   Holy Cross Cemetery
   Escanaba, Delta County, Michigan, USA
   MEMORIAL ID
   225067161

8. 24 Feb 1940

   Death¹³

   Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wis., United States

   Obituary

   Obituary

   Mrs. Lillian Marble Dies In Milwaukee; Burial In Escanaba

   Mrs. Lillian Hazlett Marble, 66, a former resident of this city, and a sister of Mrs. Nicholas Berens of Escanaba, died Saturday morning at 3:15 o’clock at the home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Schiffler in Milwaukee.

   Mrs. Marble, whose maiden name was Lillian Stoffel, was born in Chicago, June 18, 1873. She had been making her home in Milwaukee with her sister for the past two years, and previous to that time had lived in California.

   Surviving are the two sisters, Mrs. Schiffler and Mrs. Berens.

   The body was brought to Escanaba, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Schiffler, Monday morning, and taken to the Degnan Funeral Home, and services were held later in the morning at 9 o’clock at St. Joseph’s church, Rev. Fr. Paschal Kerner, O.F.M., officiating at the requiem high mass.

   The music of the requiem was sung by the church choir, with Miss Alice Cossette, organist director at the Offertory. Mrs. Frederick Hirn sang “Domine Jesu Christe,” and as the body was being taken from the church, Mrs. Eldridge Baker sang “O Christe Salvator Mundi.”

   Burial was made in the family lot in St. Joseph’s cemetery. Pallbearers were Ernest Lafrenier, August Boucher, Joseph Boyer, Frank Beaudry, Henry Reese and William Viau.