Gottlieb Marty

Front Row
Ernst Marty (II), Jacob Marty (Sr.)
Katie Marty (Standing), Elsie Marty, Frieda Marty
Back Row
Jacob Marty (Jr.), Gottlieb Marty, Emma Marty,
Carl Marty, Rose Marty, Fred Marty
Not in Photograph
Marie Marty
ca. 1890

Jacob Marty (Sr.) and (Anna) Kathrina Marty Children
Soon after death of mother; late1883 or early 1884, Switzerland
Front Row Seated
Frieda, 7, Marie, 21, w/Elsie, 1, Katie, 2, Rose, 20, Ernst (II) 4
Standing
Emma, 14, Jacob (Jr.), 18, Carl, 10, Fred, 6
Not in Picture
Gottlieb 16; and
Ernst I, who drowned in1879 at age 7

Left to right
Lena Marty Ehrensperger, Gottlieb Marty's photo,
Carl F. Brennecke, a long-time friend, and
Myron Jeglum, university business agent,
Monroe Evening Times
Green County, Wisconsin
Friday, January 2, 1970

Monroe Evening Times
Green County, Wisconsin
Friday, January 2, 1970

Persons mentioned in order of first mention
Gottlieb Marty, Carl F. Brennecke, a long-time friend, Harold E. Calbert, chairman of the Department of Food Science, Myron Jeglum, university business agent, Jacob Gempeler, Sr., Gottlieb's brother-in-law, Jacob Marty and Anna Kathryn Burkhalter Marty, Gottlieb's parents, Bertha Zeller Marty, Gottlieb's wife,  Fred W. Marty and Carl Marty (Sr.), Gottlieb's younger brothers, Carl Marty (Jr.) and Robert F. Marty, Gottlieb's nephews.



Monroe Evening Times
Green County, Wisconsin
Wednesday, March 13, 1957

Persons mentioned in order of first mention
Gottlieb Marty, Fred and Lena Ehrensperger (son-in-law and daughter), Jacob and Anna Kathryn Burkhalter Marty (parents), Bertha Zeller Marty (wife), Carl Marty, Elsie Schmidt, Katherine Rosa, Frieda Marty (surviving siblings), Margaret and Mary Ehrensperger (grand-daughters), Jacob Marty, Ernst Marty, Ernst Marty (II), Fred W. Marty, Mrs. John Dietrich, née Emma Marty, Mrs. Jacob Gempeler, née Rosie Marty, and Mrs. Otto Gfeller, née Mary Marty (siblings that preceded in death).

 

Walter Schmidt (Sr.), Gottlieb Marty, Carl Marty (Sr.)
young Marty girl??? w/doll, Elsa Schmidt
Northernaire Lobby, Three Lakes, Wisconsin
April 1953