Descendants of Johann Hollreiser

(Numbers within parenthesis at the beginning of a fmaily are generation numbers. i.e (1) Johann Hollreiser is the first generation we have information about.)

(1.) Johann Hollreiser was born about 1666 somewhere in Prussia, probably near Tulling ,Velden Parish, Bavaria; died December 28, 1726 at Stiglgrueb (farm), Velden Parish, Bavaria. The name of Johann's wife is unknown. The surname Hollreiser is a Celtic name dating back to the pre-Germanic Roman-Celtic period. For several generations the Hollreiser family lived on a farm called Hollreis near Tulling. Hollreis is about 17 kilometers southeast of Munich. The church books from the Velden Parish are located in the central archives in Munich, moved there in May 1998. German research on the Hollreisers was done by Reinhard Hofer of Hutting, Germany at the request of Edward Lawrence Hollreiser of New York. Child of Johann Hollreiser was:

(2.) Joannes Hollreiser, born 1697 at probably Stiglgrueb (farm), Velden Parish, Bavaria; died November 11, 1759 (age 62) . He married Anna M. Steerin who died before 1759. Joannes was a "colonus" or farmer. His death record is recorded in Velden Parish church book, vol. 42, No. 238. Child of Joannes and Anna (Steerin) Hollreiser was:

(3.) Andreas Hollreiser, born at Stiglgrueb (farm), Velden Parish, Bavaria, was christened November 19, 1714. He was married about 1735, to Barbara Birnkammer. She was born in Gaindorf, Prussia. Andreas' godfather was Georgius Hueber of Segestaus. His baptism is recorded in Velden Parish church book, vol. 6 p342 No. 113. Andreas probably founded Hollreis Farm.

Hollreis Farm, undated

Hollreis Farm today

Child of Andreas and Barbara (Birnkammer) Hollreiser was:

(4.)  Antonius "Anton" Hollreiser, born June 9, 1738 at Hollreis (farm), Velden, Steinhoring Parish, Bavaria. Holreis Farm belonged to Baron Mandl of Hubenstein before 1845. The farm is still in operation and owned by George Lohner. Anton 's godfather was Joannes Hoffstetter of Hoch. Antonius' birth/ baptism record is recorded in Velden church book, vol. 8 p 454 No. 63. He married (1) June 2, 1769, at Tulling, Bavaria, to Maria Kreuzer, daughter of Kaspar Kreuzer. She died January 29, 1781 shortly after giving birth. Remarks by a parish priest found in Familienbuch Pfarrei Steinhöring:  "Anton Hollreiser got by his father, Andreas Hollreiser, a fortune of 200 Gulden Fl. when he married Maria Kreuzer, daughter of the late blacksmith of Tulling, Kaspar Kreuzer. Then Anton became blacksmith in Tulling." (When Anton and Maria were married, she was the mother of three illegitimate children by Korbinian Wagner: Balthazar b 1762; Andreas b 1763; and Maria b 1765, according to Familienbuch Pfarrei Steinhoring, researched 1998 by Reinhard Hofer).

Antonius "Anton" and Maria (Kreuzer) Hollreiser had three children: Melchior Hollreiser, born June 6, 1770; Barbara Hollreiser, born June 23, 1775 and an infant Hollreiser, born and died January 14, 1781, all born at Tulling.

Anton married (2) May 1, 1782, probably at Tulling, Bavaria, to Ursula Fischer of Haberl (farm), Zell, Albaching Parish. Ursula was born about 1755. Anton sold the smithy in 1798 and the farm in 1802 for 1,500 Gulden Fl. Later Anton and second wife Ursula settled in a place called Edacher in Stehbach.

Children of Antonius "Anton" and Ursula (Fischer) Hollreiser, all born at Tulling, were: Maria Hollreiser, born October 2, 1785; Elisabeth Hollreiser, born May 20, 1787; Anna Hollreiser, born September 2, 1788; Johann-Baptist Hollreiser, born May 12, 1790 and Johannes Michaelis "Michael" Hollreiser, born September 27, 1794.

(5.) Johannes Michaelis "Michael" Hollreiser, born September 27, 1794 at Tulling; died May 3, 1877 (82 years 7 months) at his home at Tafelhof, Landstrabe 39, Nuremberg, Germany. He was married to Anna Maria Will. Michael's death record, No. 900, located at Nuremburg, gives his occupation (retired) as a "guterlader" or coachman. Michael was a Catholic. Tulling is about 200 km from Nuremburg. Michael must have moved at least twice. His son, Bernard was born in 1837 in Ansbach, near Nuremburg. Johannes Michaelis "Michael" and Anna Maria (Will) Hollreiser are believed to have had three sons. Bernhardus Gottlieb Daniel "Bernard" Hollreiser, Berhard who lived in Nuremburg in 1863 and Leonard who lived in Spira (Speyer) in 1863.

(6.) Bernhardus Gottlieb Daniel "Bernard" Hollreiser, born May 1837 at Ansbach, Bavaria, Germany; died February 27, 1910 (age 73) 814 Courtlandt Ave. {Bronx, Cert. No.1238} of stomach cancer; buried March 1, 1910 at Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, N.Y. He was married (1) May 23, 1865, at Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany to Anna "Philippina" Satter, daughter of Johannes "Jacob" Satter and of Eva Margaretha Gleich. Edenkoben is near Mannheim, which is about 240 kilometers west of Nuremburg. Anna "Philippina" was born February 17, 1836 Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bayern (Bavaria), Germany, and died December 7, 1884 in New York of Bright's Disease. One record shows her name as Anna Elisabetha. Bernard married (2) February 28, 1889, at Brooklyn, N.Y. {Cert. No. 2754},  to Augusta Henriette Spangehl Schulz, a widow. She was the daughter of Carl Ludwig Spangehl and Henriette Mallentz.

Bernard was a carpenter at Spira, Pfalz, Germany. He and Philippina were married after getting a dispensation from the Catholic church because she was not a Catholic.

Bernard and his family came to America on the steamship S.S. Fulton, arriving December 14, 1867. They left La Havre and stopped at Falmouth on the trip, according to Master Charles H. Townsend's manifest. Bernard, 30, was listed as a carpenter. With him and Philippina, 31, were Lisette, 6 months, Betchan, 4, and Carl, 11. Bernard's death certificate No. 1238 says he came to America about 1865. It is unknown if he came in 1865 then went back to get his family, or if the record is incorrect. The family would have been processed at Castle Garden (at the foot of Manhattan, Battery Park). (Germany was at war in 1864 and 1866. The Franco-Prussian War took place in 1870 with German armies leaving the Speyer area. The Franco-Prussian war ended when French Emperor Louis Napoleon surrendered his sword to William, King of Prussia. Perhaps, Bernard saw trouble coming and left the country to protect his family.)

The 1870 New York census gave his name as Benjamin and son August's marriage records gives his name as Benjamin. His death certificate says Bernhard and his naturalization record says Barnhard. Bernard filed his Declaration of Intent (No. 113) to become a citizen September 28, 1875 and became a naturalized U.S. citizen June 10, 1878 in the Superior Court, New York County, N.Y. His address at the time was 306 E. 46th St., Manhattan. His witness was John Muller, a cabinet maker who lived at 238 E. 46th St. The record is found in Bundle No. 289.

The family lived at 153 E. 42nd St. from 1872-1876, according to the birth certificates of sons Frederick and August. From 1878-1884 they lived at 306 E. 46th St.; in 1900 they lived at 448 E. 78th St.; in 1910, 814 Courtlandt Ave. All of these addresses are in Manhattan, N.Y.

Jacob Satter, unknown relationship but probably Philippina's brother, was named as a sponsor in the oldest child's christening records. He was also a cabinet maker. Philippina and Bernard may have had 12 children, but we can only find records for 10. Philippina and Bernard are buried at the Lutheran Cemetery at Middle Village, N.Y. She arrived in America December 4,1867 with two children; Bernard (or Leonhard) and Philippina "Elizabeth," according to the book "1833 Thru 1906 Palatine Emigrants from Edenkoben (in Rheinland Pfalz, West Germany) to North America," p86, by Alfred Hans Kuby. Apparently two other children, Wilhelmina and Leonardus, died before the family's emigration.

Children of Bernhardus Gottlieb Daniel "Bernard" and Anna "Philippina" (Satter) Hollreiser were as follows:

  (7) i. Philippina "Elizabeth" Hollreiser, born November 7, 1857 at Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, christened November 20, 1857 at Edenkoben Catholic Church. Her christening record states she is the "illegitimate child of Anna Elisabetha Satter, not Catholic, and Bernard Hollreiser, a cabinet maker from Spira." Her sponsor was Jacob Satter, cabinetmaker in Edenkoben. Jacob was probably a brother of her mother, although the true relationship is unknown.  The 1870 federal census gives her age as 11, but birth records indicate she would have been 12 when the census was taken.

  (7) ii. Leonardus "Leonard" Hollreiser, born Jul y 5, 1861 at Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, christened July 8, 1861 at Edenkoben Catholic Church, No. 15; died October 10, 1861; buried at Edenkoben. The immigration records list Leonard with a birth date of July 10, 1863, which is his brother Bernie's birthdate. Those abstracting the records may have misread Bernard for Leonard. According to Leonard's christening records he was "the iligitimate son of Anna Philippina Satter, not Catholic, and Bernard Hollreiser, cabinet maker from Spira, who is the confessed father." The sponsor was Leonard Hollreiser, brother of the father, from Spira.

    (7) iii. Bernhardi "Bernie" Hollreiser, born July 10, 1863 at Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, christened July 14, 1863 at the Catholic Church in Edenkoben. His sponsor was Bernahard, brother of the father, from Nuremburg. died September17, 1950 at  Carpenters Home Hospital, Lakeland, Polk Co., Florida, {death cert. No. 20144}; buried at Carpenters Cemetery, Lakeland, Florida. He was married by the Rev. H. Hebler on September 9, 1885, at Second Immanuel Lutheran Church, Manhattan, New York County, N.Y., {Cert. No. 3067} to Rosina "Rosa" Eberhart, daughter of Moritz Eberhart and of Rosine "Rosa" Burkle. She was born May 13, 1861 in Manhattan, {Birth Certificate No. 22698}. Rosina died of a heart attack March 19, 1937 at a movie theater at 4420 White Plains Ave. Her residence at the time was 680 E. 287 St., Bronx, N.Y. She was buried at the Lutheran Cemetery, Lot 9046, Map 4, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, N.Y. {Her death certificate is No. 3067.}

We have the name Leonard in the passenger records, but believe the abstracters misread Bernhardi for Leonard, or it is possible his given name was Leonard Bernhardi. In Germany it was common to give the same first name to several children. The family lived at 306 E. 46th St., Manhattan in 1885; 370 E. 74th St., Manhattan in 1889; in 1894, they were at 630 East 207th Street, The Bronx, Bronx County; 410 78th St., Manhattan in 1900; in 1920, 2812 Arthur Avenue, The Bronx, Bronx County; in 1937, 680 East 207th Street, The Bronx; 1938-1942, a Boarding House in the Catskill Mountains, New York State and 1942 and 1950, Carpenters' Home, Lakeland, Polk County, Florida.

Like his father, Bernhardi was a cabinet maker and carpenter. Rosine was only 16 when they got married {Cert. No. 49168}. The 1915 New York census names his wife as "Matilda." This record says he had been in the United States for 10 years and had been naturalized

Children of Bernhard Hollreiser and Rosina Eberhart are:

      (8) a. Albert Hollreiser was born June 14, 1885, 305 East 46th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died July 15, 1885, 305 East 46th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York of congenital atrophy and asthemia which means weakness. He may have been premature. Buried at Lutheran Cemetery, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. {Manhattan Death Certificate is No. 534331 for 1885}

      (8) b. Frank John Hollreiser was born December 10, 1886, 854 2nd Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York and died of a heart attack December 29, 1978 in Lawrence Hospital, Bronxville, Westchester County, New York; buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Lot No. Southeast Part 331, Plot Alpine Hill, Section 177, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York. He married Anna Louise Neumann October 2, 1912 in Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 881 East 167th Street, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York, daughter of George Neumann and Martha Voigt. She was born October 9, 1888 in Hamburg, Germany, and died December 14, 1978 in White Plains Nursing Center, White Plains, Westchester County, New York; burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. In 1925, Frank was president at Rosewall Realty, 1133 Teller Avenue, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York and in 1936, he was with the William Whitman Company, Inc., 261 5th Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York.  They lived in The Bronx until 1965, when they moved to  Oak Ridge Place, Eastchester, Westchester County, New York. {Frank's Manhattan Birth Certificate No. is 476113.}

Frank Hollreiser and Anna Neumann had one child: Alice Martha Hollreiser, was born July 29, 1913, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York. After high school, Alice took a two-year secretarial course at the Packard Business School in Manhattan, New York County, New York, after which she worked in Packard's office for several years before going into the corporate business world. While in school, she took piano lessons for several years but did not keep it up. Alice worked for Sylvania Electric Company, General Telephone and Electrics Laboratories, and General Dynamics Corporation, all located at Radio City, 50th Street and Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York. During her time at General Dynamics, she worked for the vice presidents of engineering and of personnel. In 1970, when General Dynamics moved to St. Louis, Missouri, Alice, instead, found a job at the American Can Company in Westchester County, New York; she worked there for the director of Patent and Trademark Law. After nine years, she left American Can and took temporary work at the Nestle Company where she spent about ten years in various capacities, including taking the place of the secretary to the president when the secretary was on vacation or needed help. When Nestle moved to California in 1992-1993, Alice took a job as a "temporary" at White Plains Hospital, White Plains, Westchester County, New York, and was there until 1995. By that time, she had been living at the Andrus Retirement Community in Hastings-on-Hudson, Westchester County, New York for almost four years and decided to call it quits and retire. [Abstracted by Alice's 2nd cousin, Edward Lawrence Hollreiser, August 11, 2001, from material in a letter to him from Alice, written August 17, 1999]. She was a member of Order of the Eastern Star, New York, Minnehaha Chapter. {Bronx Birth Certificate No. 8830.}

Children of Bernhardus Gottlieb Daniel "Bernard" and Augusta Henriette Spangehl Hollreiser were as follows:

      (8) e Katharina Elisabeth "Katie" Hollreiser was born February 6, 1888, 820 2nd Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died of heart disease May 20, 1910, 1146 Union Avenue, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York. Buried Lutheran Cemetery, Lot 9046, Map 4, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. Manhattan Birth Certificate No. 5223; {Bronx Death Certificate No. 2962.} She was a stenographer and lived at 1146 Union Avenue, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York at the time of her death.

      (8) f. Karoline "Carrie" Hollreiser, was born November 14, 1889 in 370 East 74th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York, and died ca. 1946. She married William Richard Hobcroft November 1, 1914 in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 881 East 167th Street, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York, son of Joseph Hobcroft and Mary Higgins. He was born December 23, 1888 in 750 9th Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York. Manhattan Birth Certificate No. is 34246 for 1989 They lived in 1914, at 668 East 179th Street, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York; in 1930, at 653 Parkview Avenue, North Plainfield, Somerset County, New Jersey. Manhattan Birth Certificate No. is 1424. His occupation in 1914 was stationery engraver. In 1930, he was a building superintendent

Karoline Hollreiser and William Hobcroft had two children: Marie Hobcroft, born December 15, 1915, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York. Bronx Birth Certificate No. is 15411 for 1915. Residence: May 02, 1930, 653 Parkview Avenue, North Plainfield, Somerset County, New Jersey and Arthur Frank Hobcroft, born prematurely January 5, 1921, Malderige Sanitarium, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York; died February 28, 1921, Malderige Sanitarium, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York; buried Lutheran Cemetery, Lot 9046, Map 4, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. Bronx Birth Certificate No. is 493 for 1921; Bronx Death Certificate No. is 1371 for 1921

      (8) g. Marcus Bernhard Hollreiser was born June 11, 1892, 305 East 46th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died August 22, 1892, 305 East 46th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York. Buried August 22, 1892, Lutheran Cemetery, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. Manhattan Birth Certificate No. 22420; Manhattan Death Certificate  No. 31166.

      (8) h. Elizabeth Rosina "Rosie" Hollreiser was born March 16, 1894, 305 East 46th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died about April 4, 1971, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York. Buried Lutheran Cemetery, Lot 9046, Map 4, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. m. Johannes A. Findeisen, September 29, 1915, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1343 Fulton Avenue, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York; He was born about 1882, Saxonia, Germany; died about 1946, Germany. At the time of their marriage, Rosie lived at 668 East 179th Street, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York and Johannes lived at 154 West 72nd Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York. In 1930, they lived at 680 237th Street, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York. From 1931 to 1938, they lived in Germany. About 1938, Rosie returned to United States from Germany, without her husband, due to rise of Hitler and the Nazis. Johannes was held in a German Concentration Camp from 1941 until 1945. He died soon after. He had been a merchant with the Kaiser Silk Company. {Rosie's Manhattan Birth Certificate No. 12925.}

    (7) iv. Karolus Adamus "Carl" Hollreiser, born September 10, 1865 at Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany, christened September 18, 1865 at Edenkoben Catholic Church, No. 22; died November 7, 1872 at 221 E. 46th St., Manhattan, N.Y.; buried November 8, 1872 at Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, N.Y. Carl was born and christened in Edenkoben. He is listed as the "legitimate son of Bernard Hollreiser, cabinetmaker and Anna Philippina Satter, married in Edenkoben." His christening sponsor was Karolus Herzog, a shoemaker in Edenkoben. We have found no record of his coming to the United States, although he surely came with his mother in 1867 as he is listed in the 1870 New York census. His death certificate No. 133537 gives his Americanized name as Carl Adam and says he had lived in the U.S. about five years. He had diphtheria for eight days before he died.

   (7) v. Wilhelmina Hollreiser, born July 2, 1867 at Edenkoben, christened July 7, 1867 at Edenkoben Catholic Church, No. 26. Her christening record says "the legitimate daughter of Gottlieb Bernhard Daniel Hollreiser, cabinetmaker and Anna Plilippina Satter, not Catholic, married legally, from Speyer, living in Edenkoben. Wilhelmina's sponsor was Wilhelmina Trier nee Maier, from Edenkoben. We find no other record of Wilhelmina.

   (7) vi. Gustav August Hollreiser, born March 1870 in Manhattan, New York County, New York, and died of cardiac mitrial insufficiency and pulmonary edema May 5, 1927 in Knickerbocker Hospital, Manhattan, New York County, New York; buried Lutheran Cemetery, Public Lot 26, Map 3A, Row 1, Grave No. 5, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York.  He married (1) Rosa Becker November 18, 1894 in St. Paul Lutheran Church, 149 West 124th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York, daughter of Herman Becker and Anna Dottcher. She was born 1873 in Facha, Prussia, and died  of elampsia February 27, 1903 in J. Hood Wright Hospital, Manhattan, New York County, New York; buried Lutheran Cemetery, Public Lot 26, Map 3A, Row 1, Grave No. 5, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. The Rev. Julius Ehrhardt performed the ceremony. Gus married (2) Rosa's sister Hermina Becker March 20, 1904 in St. Paul Lutheran Church, 149 West 124th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York, daughter of Herman Becker and Anna Dottcher. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. H. Tappert. Hermina was born about 1878.  A clerk and grocer, he was a member of the Masons.  In 1903,  Gus and Rosa lived at 1700 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York. {Manhattan Death Certificate No. 11639. Rosa's Manhattan Death Certificate is No. 6593}.

Gustav Hollreiser and Rosa Becker had three children:

        (8) a. Gustav Adolph "George" Hollreiser, born August 1, 1895, 144 West 124th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died December 9, 1960, 402 West 51st Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York and was cremated at Garden State Crematory, North Bergen, Bergen County, New Jersey. He married Julia "Agnes" Sheehan June 7, 1914 in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, 138 Waverly Place, Manhattan, New York County, New York, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Sheehan. She was born November 11, 1894 in 445 Washington Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York, and died January 26, 1967 in 30-59 48th Street, Astoria, Long Island City, Queens County, New York. She was buried at Calvary Cemetery, Queens County, New York. George was a milk man. {George-August 1, 1895, Manhattan Birth Certificate is No. 32191 for 1895; December 09, 1960, Manhattan Death Certificate is No. 156-60-126391 for 1960-Julia November 11, 1894, Manhattan Birth Certificate is No. 49127 for 1894; January 26, 1967, Queens Death Certificate is No. 156-67-401259 for 1967}

Children of Gustav Hollreiser and Julia Sheehan are:

               (9) i. Rose Anna Hollreiser, b. March 10, 1915, 100 Charlton Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; d. January 10, 2003, St. Charles' Hospital, 200 Belle Terre Road, Port Jefferson, Suffolk County, New York.

               (9)  ii. Agnes Elizabeth Hollreiser, b. June 21, 1917, 510 10th Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York; d. March 12, 1982, Horton Hospital, Middletown, Orange County, New York.

               (9) iii. Raymond Arthur "Ray" Hollreiser, b. June 30, 1923, 359 West 54th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; d. February 5, 1975, 47-26 49th Street, Sunnyside, Queens County, New York of coronary occlusion; buried Lutheran Cemetery, Public Lot 25, Map 3A, Row 55, Grave 39, Wuerch Plot, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York; m. Florence Wallace Chase; b. February 21, 1917, Manhattan, New York County, New York; d. September 12, 1975, Dover General Hospital, Dover, Morris County, New Jersey; buried at Lutheran Cemetery. He was a bookbinder, Schermir Book Company, Sunnyside, Queens County, New York. Florence was a lithographer at the Schermir Book Co. In 1920, they lived at East 65th Street and 1st Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York; in 1930, East 66th Street & 1st Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York and in 1975, Astoria, Queens County, New York 11105. {June 30, 1923, Manhattan Birth Certificate is No. 27390 for 1923; February 05, 1975, Queens Death Certificate is No. 156-75-401816 for 1975; Florence - February 21, 1917, Manhattan Birth Certificate is No. 9720 for 1917

       (8) b. Arthur William Hollreiser, born October 1899; died December 22, 1901, of diphtheria at 430 West 125th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York. Buried Lutheran Cemetery, Public Lot 26, Map 3A, Row 1, Grave No. 5, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. {Manhattan Death Certificate No. 37616}.

       (8) c. Rosa Luise Hollreiser, born January 14, 1901, 430 West 125th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died December 22, 1901, of diphtheria at 430 West 125th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York. Buried Lutheran Cemetery, Public Lot 26, Map 3A, Row 1, Grave No. 5, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. {Manhattan Birth Certificate No. 4593; Manhattan Death Certificate No. 37645}.

   (7) vii. Philip "Frederick" Hollreiser, born May 23, 1872.Philip Frederick "Fred" Hollreiser was born May 23, 1872 in 153 East 42nd Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York, and died December 30, 1939 in 107-16 92nd Street, Queens, Queens County, New York. He married Pauline Catherine Woehr June 06, 1893 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, daughter of Johann Woehr and Maria Hummell. She was born October 31, 1873 at Long Island, New York, and died September 19, 1946 in 253 Cumberland Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. In 1939, they lived at Fort Montgomery, Orange County, New York. Fred was an  upholsterer and a member of a Masonic Temple. He died of asthma, hypertension and chronic myocarditis; pulmonary congestion with edema. His ashes were placed in wife, Pauline's casket, and buried at George Washington Memorial Park, Section D, Block 5, Lot 116, Paramus, Bergen County, New Jersey. {May 23, 1872, Manhattan Birth Certificate is No. 88251 for 1872; December 30, 1939, Queens Death Certificate is No. 32 for 1940; January 02, 1940, Fresh Pond Crematory, Queens County, New York} Pauline died when she was making soap on a gas-burning stove and, unknown to her, the flame went out. She was living with her daughter, Edna, at the time. {September 19, 1946, Brooklyn Death Certificate is No. 18358 for 1946}. Children of Philip Frederick "Fred" Hollreiser and Pauline Woehr are:

        (8) a. Frederick Paul Hollreiser was born December 2, 1894, 129 West 100th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died October 8, 1963, Mease Hospital, Dunedin, New Port Richey, Pasco County, Florida; buried at George Washington Memorial Park, Section D, Block 5, Lot 116, Paramus, Bergen County, New Jersey. He married June 28, 1919 at Brooklyn to Clara "Mae" Goble, daughter of Valentine Leonard Goble and Catherine Louisa Hatcher. She was born February 5, 1896 in Hamilton, Bermuda, and died December 14, 1988 in Florida. In the 1915 census, he was listed as a ship builder. He had been a wholesale grocery salesman. He served in World War I 1917-1918. Mae's mother died when Mae was about 2 years old. She and her brother, Alfred Goble, were raised in New York by a aunt. After Fred's death, Mae was married twice. red and May had three children: Dorothy "Doris" M. Hollreiser, Frederick Leonard "Len" Hollreiser, and Ruth Alice Hollreiser. {December 02, 1894, Manhattan Birth Certificate No. is 4872 for 1895; October 08, 1963, Florida Death Certificate No. is 63- 045878 for 1963}

       (8) b. Edna Hollreiser was born November 27, 1896, 129 West 100th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died of occlusive cardio-vascular disease and rheumatic heart disease February 26, 1966, at home of sister, Millie Hollreiser Dobert on Dartmouth Road, Shoreham, Suffolk County, New York. Buried George Washington Memorial Park, Section D, Block 5, Lot 116, Paramus, Bergen County, New Jersey. She was a member of Order of the Eastern Star, New York, Bedford Chapter. She was maid of honor at sister Millie's wedding in 1933 and witness at brother Fred Paul's marriage in 1919. Manhattan Birth Certificate is No. 51468; Suffolk County Death Certificate No. 479. She was an accountant and never married.

        (8) c. Raymond Alfred Hollreiser, was born May 06, 1905, 844 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died of hypertensive cardio-vascular disease October 31, 1947 at St. John's Riverside Hospital, Ashburton Avenue, Yonkers, Westchester County, New York; m. Mary Whalen. She was born 1907. Raymond was a Master Mason, Van Cortlandt Lodge No. 1034 F&AM, 130 South Broadway, Yonkers, Westchester County, New York. He was chief clerk, for the Luckenbach Steamship Co.

        (8) d. Mildred Florence Hollreiser, was born September 15, 1906, 60 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; died December 04, 1995, Cape Coral, Lee County, Florida.

   (7) viii. Adolph Hollreiser, born July 15, 1876 at 862 2nd Ave., New York, N.Y., {Cert. No. 187084}; died July 20, 1924 at Grant Avenue, New York City, N.Y., {Cert. No. 14091}; buried at Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, N.Y.. He was married June 25, 1899, at New York, N.Y. to Louise Marie Speh, daughter of Charles Speh and of Augusta Hoyer(?). Adolph is listed as the ninth child of Philippina Satter Hollreiser on his birth certificate. Adolph and Louise's marriage is recorded on Cert. No. 10026. Witnesses were Henry Speh and Katie Hoehn. At the time of the marriage he lived at 4499 78th St., New York City, and she lived at 1469 97th St., New York City. He listed Augusta Weihand, his father's second wife, as his mother. They lived at 637 E. 241st St., Bronx, N.Y. in 1920. He was a silversmith. Adolph committed suicide by poisoning himself with potassium cyanide, according to his death record.

   (7) ix. Joseph Hollreiser, born September 1, 1878 at N.Y.; died July 1, 1879 (10 month at 306 E. 46th St., Manhattan, N.Y.; buried July 2, 1879 at Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, N.Y. Little Joseph died of cholera infantum and convulsions after suffering with the disease for four days.

      (8) g. Marcus Bernhard Hollreiser was born June 11, 1892, 305 East 46th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died August 22, 1892, 305 East 46th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York. Buried August 22, 1892, Lutheran Cemetery, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. Manhattan Birth Certificate No. 22420; Manhattan Death Certificate  No. 31166.

      (8) h. Elizabeth Rosina "Rosie" Hollreiser was born March 16, 1894, 305 East 46th Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York; died about April 4, 1971, Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York. Buried Lutheran Cemetery, Lot 9046, Map 4, Metropolitan Avenue at 67th Street, Middle Village, Queens County, New York. m. Johannes A. Findeisen, September 29, 1915, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1343 Fulton Avenue, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York; He was born about 1882, Saxonia, Germany; died about 1946, Germany. At the time of their marriage, Rosie lived at 668 East 179th Street, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York and Johannes lived at 154 West 72nd Street, Manhattan, New York County, New York. In 1930, they lived at 680 237th Street, The Bronx, Bronx County, New York. From 1931 to 1938, they lived in Germany. About 1938, Rosie returned to United States from Germany, without her husband, due to rise of Hitler and the Nazis. Johannes was held in a German Concentration Camp from 1941 until 1945. He died soon after. He had been a merchant with the Kaiser Silk Company. {Rosie's Manhattan Birth Certificate No. 12925.}