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| Birth | 2 Mar 1936 | Swedish Covenant Hospital, Chicago, IL |
| Gender | Male | |
| Died | 9 Feb 2015 | |
| Buried | Smith Monument, St. Henry's Cemetery, Chicago |
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| Person ID | I30 | Fortmann, ......(Vorde1510.......Vortmann).........Fortman |
| Last Modified | 29 Apr 2017 | |
| Father | Fortman Albert Joseph, b. 12 Aug 1905, Chicago, IL. | |
| Relationship | birth | |
| Mother | Morris Mary Madeline, b. 17 Jun 1907, Chicago, IL. | |
| Relationship | birth | |
| Married | 30 Dec 1934 | St. Ignaciaus |
| Family ID | F6 | Group Sheet |
| Family 1 | Bourcier Audile Marguerite Marie Aimee | |
| Last Modified | 13 Nov 2007 | |
| Family ID | F5 | Group Sheet |
| Family 2 | Schneible Rosemarie, b. 12 Feb 1940, San Diego, CA | |||||||
| Married | 1 Jun 1965 | Chapel, Otis AFB, MA |
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| Last Modified | 2 Dec 2010 | |||||||
| Family ID | F164 | Group Sheet | ||||||
| Photos | Crest: The Kleine FORTMANN VORTMANN Family Origin: 1200's, Sudlohne, Oldenburg Duchy, Germany located abt 65 miles South of the Baltic Sea, between the Weser and the Ems River in the marshy lowlands 80 miles East of Holland. ........Note the raft carrying the hay-wagon across the shallow marshland. The name comes from the German word "furt" meaning "a man who lives by poling rafts across shallow water". ........The earliest peoples of the area were of the "Cheruscian Tribe"....lived as animal herders (pigs and cattle) in the forests and grew oats and rye on raised dry land. ........They were known for their independence. | |
| David Alan Fortman Husband of Audile Bourcier Husband of Rosemarie Schneible, deceased Son of Albert Joseph Fortman and Mary Madeline Morris Father of J. M., Timothy, Madeline, Christine | ||
| Flag of Sudlohne, Germany Ancestral Birthplace of Fortmann's a.k.a Vortmann, a.k.a. Vorde 1300 - 1839 Recorded in the records of St Gertrud Catholic Church, Lohne beginning July, 1683 | ||
| Lohne, Germany The Banner of Lohne, Germany | ||
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| Klaus, Lohne Germany..........Stations of the Cross One of the Stations of the Cross near the Klause of Lohne Germany |
| Histories | 1839 The Fortmann migration decision in Sudlohne, Germany … | |
| This is a Timeline, 1600 - 1856 of Lerher [teachers] in Sudlohne, Germany This Chronology of Fortmann and Polking Lerhers shows you which of your Fortmann, Polking, and neighbor children were educated by each Lerher during their teaching years in the one-room school-house of Sudlohne. | ||
| Fortmann Marriages from 1500 to 1800 This is a 300 year timeline chart of the Lohne,Germany Families that married a Fortmann Ancestor of ours. Dominant lineage names are included and you may track them. | ||
| 783 Catholic Bishops of Osnabruck, Munster and Fortmann's Excel: A timeline chart of Bishops, Princes and Fortmann's from 783 to 1700 |
| Albums | Oldenberg Gr: Princes; Prince Bishops, Bishops (2) This is a chart of Princes, Prince Bishops, Bishops & Fortmann's from 783 to 1700's |