Editing Case File: Mailahn Family (section)

==The People==
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! style="width: 20%" |Name
! style="width: 10%" |(Born-Died)
!Description
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|Danielsen, Abe
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|Clerk of the Court
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|Hoerning, Herbert
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|member of the coroner's jury, also likely the Mr. Hoerning that was a neighbor
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|Holz, Charles
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|member of the coroner's jury, also a neighbor
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|Johnson, Thomas E.
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|Coroner
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|Kirschenlore, George
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|Deputy Sheriff
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|Kluender, Charles
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|possible family friend, in the newspaper as having attended the funeral
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|Kreiss, Henry
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|Judge in Edward Mailahn's probate case
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|[[Augusta Schmidt Mailahn|Mailahn, Augusta Schmidt]]
|1859-1908
|Mother of the family, believed to have died of tuberculosis
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|[[Alvina Mailahn|Mailahn, Alvina]]
|1884-1907
|4th daughter
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|[[Anna Mailahn|Mailahn, Anna]]
|1880-1906
|twin of Bertha, eldest daughters.  Died of "Phthsis Pulmonalis (Consumption), heart failure"
|-
|Mailahn, Carolina Kefferman
|1813-1909
|Grandmother
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|[[Carrie Mailahn|Mailahn, Carrie]]
|1882-1909
|3rd daughter
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|Mailahn, Cecelia
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|cousin who Eddie left his entire estate too.
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|[[Dora Mailahn|Mailahn, Dora]]
|1896-1912
|6th daughter, killed by her brother in 1912
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|[[Edward Mailahn|Mailahn, Edward]]
|1887-1914
|Eldest son, discovered the bodies of his father and two brothers, died of tuberculosis.
|-
|[[George Mailahn|Mailahn, George]]
|1898-1970
|4th son, discovered the body of his sister, the only family member to live a full life.
|-
|[[John Mailahn|Mailahn, John L.]]
|1903-1912
|5th son and youngest child, killed by his brother in 1912
|-
|[[Lizzie Mailahn|Mailahn, Lizzie]]
|1892-1907
|5th daughter
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|[[Louis Mailahn|Mailahn, Louis]] 
|1846-1912
|The father, killed by his son in 1912
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|Mailahn, Ludwig
|1811-1895
|Grandfather, moved his family to Outagamie County in about 1872
|-
|[[Walter Mailahn|Mailahn, Walter]] 
|1897-1932
|The 3rd son, lived slightly longer than the rest of his siblings, died of tuberculosis
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|[[William Mailahn|Mailahn, William]]
|1889-1912
|The 2nd son, killed his father, brother, and sister before taking his own life in 1912
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|Riehl, W. B. 
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|member of the coroner's jury
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|McCarty, Margaret
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|Witness to the will of Edward Mailahn, and resident with him at Riverview Sanitorium, likely an employee
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|Rooney, F. J.
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|District Attorney
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|Schultz, William
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|neighbor, on whose farm William was kicked int he head by a horse.
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|Seefelt, Otto
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|possible family friend, in the newspaper as having attended the funeral
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|Smith, Charles
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|member of the coroner's jury
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|Smith, George
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|member of the coroner's jury
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|Verhagen, Martin
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|Under Sheriff
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|[[Bertha Mailahn|Welch, Bertha Mailahn]]
|1880-1905
|twin of Anna, eldest daughters.  Died of "Tubercular abcess, tuberculosis of lungs"
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|Welch, Grant
|1905-1906
|infant son of Bertha Mailahn Welch, died of "lung fever"
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|Welch, Jessie
|1871-1950
|husband of eldest daughter Bertha Mailahn, married in 1904, also a member of the coroner's jury for the deaths of previous inlaws in 1912.
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|Zuehlke, J. B.
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|Attorney for Edward Mailahn for his estate and probate
|}