| Parents: Marriage: Occupation: |
Joseph N. Schaaf Anna Mary Schleh Catherine Loretta Commerford Abt. 1906 Farmer |
| Children: | William Michael | July 19, 1907 | † June 6, 1994 |
| Edwin John | May 2, 1909 | † Sept. 13, 1967 | |
| Bernice Mary | Mar. 22, 1911 | † Nov. 7, 1980 | |
| Annetta Catherine | May 16, 1914 | † Jan. 22, 1999 | |
| Thomas | Abt. 1916 | † 1938 | |
| Donald Lawrence | Nov. 14, 1918 | † Feb. 9, 2001 | |
| Raymond C. | Apr. 1920 |
| Notes: |
At the time of the June 7, 1895 Minnesota State Census, Frank V. was 13 years old
and living with his parents and five siblings plus Sigmund Schaaf (age 18, working as a farm laborer) on the family farm in Dublin,
Swift, Minnesota [Source: 1895 Minnesota State Census, Roll V290_100, Line 18]. At the time of the April 1900 federal census, Frank V. was 18 years old and living with his parents and seven siblings on the family farm in Dublin, Swift, Minnesota [Source: Vol. 61, E.D. 274, Sheet 3, Line 77]. At the time of the June 5, 1905 Minnesota State Census, Frank V. was 23 years old, single and living with his parents and six siblings on the family farm in Dublin, Swift, Minnesota [Source: 1905 Minnesota State Census, Dublin, Swift, Minnesota, Roll MNSC_157, Line 30]. On Sept. 12, 1918, Frank V. was 36 years old, married, of medium height and build, with blue eyes and dark brown hair. He was a farmer working for himself in Dublin, Swift, Minnesota [Source: WWI Draft Registration Card, Swift County, Minnesota; Roll 1682645, Draft Board 0]. On April 8, 1930 Frank was 47 years old and living with his wife Catherine and their seven children on the family farm in Dublin, Swift, Minnesota [Source: 1930 U.S. Census, Dublin, Swift, Minnesota, Roll 1132, Page 1A, E.D. 11]. Frank died in Swift County, Minnesota on January 26, 1953. He was 70 years old. |
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