Henry Kramer

Henry Kramer, son of Phillip Kramer and Theresia (unknown); born 11 Apr 1878, Nebraska, USA; died 1 Sep 1924; buried Forest Home Cemetery, Ponoka, Alberta, Canada

Henry Kramer married Mary Haring, daughter of Matthew Haring and Mary ----, had 10 children. She died 29 Nov 1969 and is buried at Forest Home Cemetery at Ponoka.

Their Children

1. August Kramer married Marie Badry, had 7 children


2. Joseph (Joe) Kramer had not married.


3. Matthew (Matt) Kramer never married, d. 19 Feb 1955


4. Frank Kramer married Angie Badry, sister of Marie Badry, had 3 boys Beverly, Douglas, Dennis and daughter Darlene. He passed away 29 Dec 1967


5. William (Bill) Kramer married Helen Kimmel, had 4 children: Carol, Gerry, Robert and Joan. Moved to Golden BC in 1952


6. Albert Kramer, veteran of WW II, had not married


7. John Kramer, (a twin) He is alive (2006) and is a bachelor


8. Louisa Kramer, (a twin) 2006-She passed away a couple of years ago.
   
9. Mary Kramer married Walter Essex and lives in WhiteRock, BC


10. Rita Kramer married Jock Stewart and they live in Vancouver BC with sons, Murray and Jimmy

NOTES: see notes from Carol Penno who is in this line) age 46 died of quinsey (1906 Canada Census shows Henry Kramer, age 29, single, living in Alberta)

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Obituary of Maria Haring, mother of Maring Kramer.


MRS. MARIA HARING
Mrs. Maria Haring passed away at her home in Wetaskiwin on Sunday, January 24th, after a lingering illness at the age of 82 years. Deceased was born in Tieberschlag, Austria, on November 2, 1860. She immigrated to the United States in 1901 and lived there until coming to Canada in 1906. They settled in the district west of Ponoka and lived there for four years, then moved to the Usona district, where she resided until she came to Wetaskiwin in 1927. She leaves to mourn her passing one daughter, Mrs. Henry Kramer, two sons, John and Frank, all of the Usona district, ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Her husband predeceased her in 1932; also one son lost in the last world war.

Funeral services conducted by the Rev. Father J. R.
McDonald, were held at the Sacred Heart church Wednesday mourning last.
Interment took place in the Sacred Heart cemetery. Campbell Funeral Chapel
funeral directors. (1943)