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Martin Schultz

Birth19 March 1852 - Priesen, Meineweh, Germany
Death17 February 1932 - Saginaw, Saginaw Co., Michigan, United States of America
MotherJulia Litfin
FatherMichael Schulz

Born in Priesen, Meineweh, Germany on 19 March 1852 to Michael Schulz and Julia Litfin. Martin Schultz married Dorothea Schultz nee' Beyer and had 10 children. He passed away on 17 February 1932 in Saginaw, Saginaw Co., Michigan, United States of America.

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Parents
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Michael Schulz
Unknown - Unknown
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Julia Litfin
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Dorothea Schultz Nee' Beyer
1852 - 1925
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Elizabeth C. 'Lizzie' Schultz
1886 - 1972
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Mary R Schultz
1892 - 1933
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Joseph Michael Schultz
1896 - 1951
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Frank (Franklin) John Schultz
1884 - 1964
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Martha Appolinia Schultz
1883 - 1966
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August Martin Schultz
1883 - 1952
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Anna Maria Kempf Nee' Schultz
1888 - 1966
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Bernhard Lawrence Schultz
1880 - 1960
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Helena (Helen) D. Franz Nee' Schultz
1890 - 1972
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Paul Schultz
1879 - 1882

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