Craig and Ennis Kin

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John Boehm (Jeanette's adopted brother) attended the wedding with hiswi fe, Elinor (Sebald) Boehm. A few years after John and Jeanette died,Eli nor married Anthony.

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Dorothy said they were married in 1920.

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Last Address: 2550 North 71St St. He made his first Holy Communion at St. Michael's Catholic Church on30 S eptember 1894. His name was listed as Anton in the 1900 census. He was 20 years oldat t he time and living at home with his parents. In the 1905 Wisconsin census he was listed as a 25 year old boarderin t he home of William Best (age 32) and his wife Mary (age 26). Hewas empl oyed as a painter for 12 months. Five years later, at thetime of the 1 9 April 1910 US census, he and his wife Jeanette (Durand)were living wi th their two daughters Evelyn and Florence at a rentedhouse at Number 3 50, 38th Street in North Milwaukee Village . Helisted his occupation a s Iron Worker at the Wisconsin Bridge Works. Hehelped build St. Joseph' s Hospital and the big bridge that crossedWisconsin Ave in Milwaukee.

He was living alone at the rear of 935 Ninth Street in the city ofMilwa ukee in January 1920 a little more than a year after his firstwife Jenn y Durand died. His two daughters, Evelyn and Dorothy, wereliving as boa rders at 2418 Hadley Street, Milwaukee. His residence may have been a boarding house, since there were twoother f amilies also living at that address: Henry and Clara Becker,and Johanna R uthsatz a widow and her son Alvin. The 1929 Milwaukee directory lists Anthony J Bonerz (ironworker) andEll a Bonerz home as 1440 Twenty-Eighth Street. Also at the sameaddress is E velyn M. Bonerz a knitter. Dorothy is not listed (becauseshe is not emp loyed). The 1930 census lists Anthony Bonerz, age48, owner of a home at 1440Twe nty-eighth Street valued at $6000. He is employed as an ironworkerat a b ridge company. Living in the home with Anthony are his secondwife Ella B oehm, age 42, the three of her children from her firstmarriage to John B oehm, and Anthony's two daughters from his firstmarriage to Jenny Duran d. Ella's children include Theodore, age 24, aTinner at a tin shop; Mar ion, age 19, a stenographer at a Real EstateOffice; George, age 21, a c lerk at a newspaper company. Anthony's twodaughters are Evelyn, age 21, a k nitter at a hosiery company andDorothy, age 15, not employed. Anthony was afflicted with Parkinson's disease in his later years. Hewa s 98 years old at the time of his death. Final funeral service washeld a t the Bistricky/ir funeral home. He is buried in the same block,section a nd lot of Holy Cross Cemetery as his first wife JeanetteDurand.

Picture with uniform may be street conductor. (source Evelyn)

Burial Record from Archdiocese of Milwaukee Catholic CemeteriesWebsite Name: Anthony J. Bonerz Date of Death: 4/23/1979 Date of Burial: 4/26/1979 Age at Death: 98 Marital Status: Widowed Last Address: 2550 North 71St St. Funeral Home: Bistricky/ir Cemetery: Holy Cross Cemetery And Mausoleum Location: Block: 4 Section: B Lot: 71-n Grave: 3

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Last Address: 2550 North 71St St.

He made his first Holy Communion at St. Michael's Catholic Church on30 S eptember 1894.

His name was listed as Anton in the 1900 census. He was 20 years oldat t he time and living at home with his parents.

In the 1905 Wisconsin census he was listed as a 25 year old boarderin t he home of William Best (age 32) and his wife Mary (age 26). Hewas empl oyed as a painter for 12 months. Five years later, at thetime of the 1 9 April 1910 US census, he and his wife Jeanette (Durand)were living wi th their two daughters Evelyn and Florence at a rentedhouse at Number 3 50, 38th Street in North Milwaukee Village . Helisted his occupation a s Iron Worker at the Wisconsin Bridge Works. Hehelped build St. Joseph' s Hospital and the big bridge that crossedWisconsin Ave in Milwaukee.

He was living alone at the rear of 935 Ninth Street in the city ofMilwa ukee in January 1920 a little more than a year after his firstwife Jenn y Durand died. His two daughters, Evelyn and Dorothy, wereliving as boa rders at 2418 Hadley Street, Milwaukee.

His residence may have been a boarding house, since there were twoother f amilies also living at that address: Henry and Clara Becker,and Johanna R uthsatz a widow and her son Alvin.

The 1929 Milwaukee directory lists Anthony J Bonerz (ironworker) andEll a Bonerz home as 1440 Twenty-Eighth Street. Also at the sameaddress is E velyn M. Bonerz a knitter. Dorothy is not listed (becauseshe is not emp loyed).

The 1930 census lists Anthony Bonerz, age48, owner of a home at 1440Twe nty-eighth Street valued at $6000. He is employed as an ironworkerat a b ridge company. Living in the home with Anthony are his secondwife Ella B oehm, age 42, the three of her children from her firstmarriage to John B oehm, and Anthony's two daughters from his firstmarriage to Jenny Duran d. Ella's children include Theodore, age 24, aTinner at a tin shop; Mar ion, age 19, a stenographer at a Real EstateOffice; George, age 21, a c lerk at a newspaper company. Anthony's twodaughters are Evelyn, age 21, a k nitter at a hosiery company andDorothy, age 15, not employed.

Anthony was afflicted with Parkinson's disease in his later years. Hewa s 98 years old at the time of his death. Final funeral service washeld a t the Bistricky/ir funeral home. He is buried in the same block,section a nd lot of Holy Cross Cemetery as his first wife JeanetteDurand.

Picture with uniform may be street conductor. (source Evelyn)

Burial Record from Archdiocese of Milwaukee Catholic CemeteriesWebsite

Name: Anthony J. Bonerz

Date of Death: 4/23/1979

Date of Burial: 4/26/1979

Age at Death: 98

Marital Status: Widowed

Last Address: 2550 North 71St St.

Funeral Home: Bistricky/ir

Cemetery: Holy Cross Cemetery And Mausoleum

Location: Block: 4

Section: B

Lot: 71-n

Grave: 3