Matilda Henrietta Schneider
1897–1973 confirmed
Buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery, DePere, Wisconsin
Relationships
Spouse
Children
- Dorothy L Krumpos
- Donald Howard Krumpos
- Jerome Marvin Krumpos
- Lawrence Larry Krumpos
- Lloyd Krumpos
- Rosemary Krumpos
- Mae Krumpos
Matilda Henrietta Schneider
Lifespan: January 25, 1897 – January 3, 1973
Summary
Second spouse of Lawrence Antone Krumpos, married 1922. Born in Kenosha County, Wisconsin. Died January 3, 1973 in DePere, Brown Co, Wisconsin. Buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery, DePere, Wisconsin. Mother of Dorothy L. (1923), Donald H. (1924), Jerome (1928), Larry (1930), Lloyd, Rosemary, Mae. Daughter of William Schneider and Mathilda (Unknown) Schneider.
Relationships
- Parents: William F. Schneider (b. Mar 1872, Daaden, Germany (Westerwald, Rhineland-Palatinate); parents both German; arrived NYC age 19 on SS Noordland (Red Star Line, Antwerp→New York), occupation Baker; Day Laborer in 1900 census) & Mathilda/Mathilida (Unknown) Schneider (b. c. 1873, Germany; parents both German; immigrated 1892; died 1912, buried Kenosha. 6 children, 6 living per 1900 census.)
- Siblings (per 1900 census): Clara (b. Feb 1893, WI), Anna (b. May 1895, WI), Fred (b. c. 1895, WI), Matilda (b. Jan 1897, WI), Paul (b. c. 1898/9, WI), [daughter, name unreadable] (b. May 1900, WI)
- Husband: Lawrence Antone Krumpos (1889–1986) — m. 1922
Sources
- WikiTree: Krumpos-4 (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Krumpos-4)
- FamilySearch: ancestors.familysearch.org (family timeline)
- Little Chute Genealogy: Person ID I35585
Research Notes
- Spelling variant: Little Chute uses “Schnieder” (not Schneider)
- Birthplace confirmed: Kenosha, Wisconsin — FamilySearch confirms Kenosha, with ~10 years of residence there. Mother Mathilda died and is buried in Kenosha (1912). Earlier Kewaunee reference was likely an error.
- Buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery, DePere, Brown County, Wisconsin
TIMELINE CONFLICTRESOLVED: FamilySearch shows marriage in 1922, not 1919. Frances died 1921, Lawrence remarried 1922.
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