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Family: Minkebige, Henry Lewis / Corcoran, Margaret E. (F35630)
m. 16 Nov 1908-
Father | Male
Minkebige, Henry Lewis
Born 30 Jan 1886 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA 
Died 1 Feb 1974 Buried Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, USA Married 16 Nov 1908 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA Father Minkebige, Frank | F1979 Group Sheet Mother Fischer, Elizabeth Florence | F1979 Group Sheet
Mother | Female
Corcoran, Margaret E.
Born 17 Nov 1885 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA Died 10 May 1963 Buried Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, USA Father Corcoran, Barney | F35629 Group Sheet Mother McCarty, Margaret | F35629 Group Sheet
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Notes News Mention (Family):
- An event of more than usual interest took place Monday morning at the ho me ofMr. and Mrs. Barney CORCORAN, corner of Lawe and John streets, it being th emarriage of their daughter Margaret to Henry MINKEBIGE, the nuptuials bein gcelebrated on the 27th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. CORCORAN's marriage. Th eceremony was performed at Holy Cross church at 9 am by the Rev FatherKORNBURST. Miss Rose CORCORAN of Marinette, a sister of the bride wasbridesmaid, and Frank MINKEBIGE, the groom's brother, was best man. The br idecarried an elegant prayer book; the gift of the sisters of Holy Cross scho ol.Her wedding gown was a green traveling suit with picture hat to match inbeaver and chinchilla. Mr. and Mrs. MINKEBIGE were the recipients of manybeautiful and useful presents in cut glass, silverware, china, paintings,bric-a-brac, etc. a beautiful oil painting by Mrs. Charles F. MCCARTHY ofEldred, Florida, of the Madonna and child, framed in gold, was among thegifts. The ceremony was followed by a reception and wedding repast at theCORCORAN home covers being laid for seventy-five. The rooms were decoratedwith orange leaves and Spanish moss and the tables with ferns and whitechrysanthemums. The number and value of the wedding gifts and the greatinterest shown in the event by the presence of so many at the ceremony wasconvincing evidence of the esteem in which the young people are held in th iscommunity. Both are popular members in the social life of Kaukauna, havingbeen born and raised here, and they start out on life's journey with brigh thopes and the best wishes of their numerous friends. They left on a lateafternoon train on a brief trip to Milwaukee and Fort Atkinson. At the lat tercity they will be guests of the groom's sister, Mrs. Geo. H. DREWSON.Returning they will be at home in the D. J. BROTHER's residence on Lawestreet after December 15. At the depot when they left a crowd of friendsbaptized them with more than the usual amount of rice and saw that theirbaggage was appropriately decorated. The wedding was attended by thefollowing relatives from abroad: Miss Rose CORCORAN, Marinette; Miss K.CORCORAN, Logansport; Mr. and Mrs. Christ CORCORAN, Reedsburg; Mr. and Mrs .Frank CORCORAN, and Mrs. and Mrs. William Kennedy, Milwaukee; Mrs. MaryKEENAN, Fond du Lac; Mrs. Mich. MONAHAN, Chicago, the Rev. Father DUSOLD o f
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Kaukauna Times Kaukauna, WI Nov. 20, 1908
- An event of more than usual interest took place Monday morning at the ho me ofMr. and Mrs. Barney CORCORAN, corner of Lawe and John streets, it being th emarriage of their daughter Margaret to Henry MINKEBIGE, the nuptuials bein gcelebrated on the 27th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. CORCORAN's marriage. Th eceremony was performed at Holy Cross church at 9 am by the Rev FatherKORNBURST. Miss Rose CORCORAN of Marinette, a sister of the bride wasbridesmaid, and Frank MINKEBIGE, the groom's brother, was best man. The br idecarried an elegant prayer book; the gift of the sisters of Holy Cross scho ol.Her wedding gown was a green traveling suit with picture hat to match inbeaver and chinchilla. Mr. and Mrs. MINKEBIGE were the recipients of manybeautiful and useful presents in cut glass, silverware, china, paintings,bric-a-brac, etc. a beautiful oil painting by Mrs. Charles F. MCCARTHY ofEldred, Florida, of the Madonna and child, framed in gold, was among thegifts. The ceremony was followed by a reception and wedding repast at theCORCORAN home covers being laid for seventy-five. The rooms were decoratedwith orange leaves and Spanish moss and the tables with ferns and whitechrysanthemums. The number and value of the wedding gifts and the greatinterest shown in the event by the presence of so many at the ceremony wasconvincing evidence of the esteem in which the young people are held in th iscommunity. Both are popular members in the social life of Kaukauna, havingbeen born and raised here, and they start out on life's journey with brigh thopes and the best wishes of their numerous friends. They left on a lateafternoon train on a brief trip to Milwaukee and Fort Atkinson. At the lat tercity they will be guests of the groom's sister, Mrs. Geo. H. DREWSON.Returning they will be at home in the D. J. BROTHER's residence on Lawestreet after December 15. At the depot when they left a crowd of friendsbaptized them with more than the usual amount of rice and saw that theirbaggage was appropriately decorated. The wedding was attended by thefollowing relatives from abroad: Miss Rose CORCORAN, Marinette; Miss K.CORCORAN, Logansport; Mr. and Mrs. Christ CORCORAN, Reedsburg; Mr. and Mrs .Frank CORCORAN, and Mrs. and Mrs. William Kennedy, Milwaukee; Mrs. MaryKEENAN, Fond du Lac; Mrs. Mich. MONAHAN, Chicago, the Rev. Father DUSOLD o f
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