Lawrence Antone Krumpos
1889–1986 confirmed
Relationships
Parents
- Joseph Frank Krumpos
- Mary Katherine Steffel
Children
- Kenneth L Krumpos
- Harold Krumpos
- Lester F Krumpos
- Dorothy L Krumpos
- Donald Howard Krumpos
- Jerome Marvin Krumpos
- Lawrence Larry Krumpos
- Lloyd Krumpos
- Rosemary Krumpos
- Mae Krumpos
Lawrence Antone Krumpos
Lifespan: May 2, 1889 – July 28, 1986
Summary
Patriarch of the Krumpos family. Born in Oconto, Oconto County, Wisconsin. Died in De Pere, Brown County, Wisconsin, age 97. Two marriages: Frances Josephine (Kosnar), married June 28, 1911 in Menominee, Michigan; then Matilda Henrietta (Schneider), married 1922. Buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery, De Pere.
Relationships
- Parents: Joseph Frank Krumpos (May 1847–Feb 19, 1920) & Mary Katherine (Steffel) Krumpos (Apr 16, 1845–Mar 26, 1920)
- 1st wife: Frances Josephine Kosnar (b. Oct 31, 1888, Kewaunee, WI) — m. Jun 28, 1911, Menominee, MI
- 2nd wife: Matilda Henrietta Schneider (b. Jan 25, 1897, Kewaunee, WI) — m. 1922
- Full sister: Johanna Katherine Krumpos (c. Jul 1886–1936, married name Ley)
- Half-siblings (father’s 1st marriage): Mary Krumpos (1871), Anna Krumpos (1873), Joseph Samuel Krumpos (1876), Josephine Krumpos (1878), James Ernest Krumpos (1880), Matthew Jacob Krumpos (1882)
Sources
- Multiple descendant obits list him as father.
- WikiTree: Krumpos-4 (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Krumpos-4)
- FamilySearch: ancestors.familysearch.org (family timeline)
- Little Chute Genealogy: Person ID I35584
Research Notes
- Born in Oconto, Wisconsin
- Half-siblings all born in Oconto area (Little River, Oconto) — children of Joseph’s unknown first wife
- Johanna Katherine was his only full sibling (same parents)
- Parents married Dec 6, 1884 in Little River, Oconto, WI
TIMELINE CONFLICTRESOLVED: FamilySearch shows marriage to Matilda in 1922, not 1919. Frances died 1921, remarried 1922. Sequence confirmed.- Buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery, De Pere, Brown County, Wisconsin
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