Family/Spouse: Ron Penarelli. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Nicolle Penarelli
2. Nickolas Penarelli

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Theresa Weis merryfreedom@hotmail.com
Heavy Construction - Heavy Machinery Operator - deaf by 1980.A bit of a womanizer. Liked it when his grandaughters waited on him. Put a smile on his face if you brought him a Old Milwaukie beer.He was married four times. Phyllis, ???, Margaret, and then Shirley.He married Shirley while they were in Alaska. I remember she liked to sell these little perfumed silk roses. They were pinned on lapels. They liked to eat at this Italian restaurant in Anchorage. They served spumanti ice cream in little metal cups. He still wears these polyester shirts that have runs in them. I will try to get a picture. He has a little pot belly and skinny legs and calls every girl,"Hey, move. I can't see the tv."

Marriage 1 Phyllis Joan Retherford b: 14 MAR 1915 in Rochester, Monroe Co., New York
Married: 30 AUG 1940 in Blessed Sacrament Rectory, Rochester, Monroe Co., New York
Marriage 2 Grace
Married: ABT. 1960
Marriage 3 Margaret
Married: ABT. 1970
Marriage 4 Shirley
Married: 12 OCT 1980 in Sandy, Salt Lake Co., Utah

2000 Phone and Address Directory
Name: ARTHUR & SHIRLEY WEIS Address: 1111 S AVENUE B City: YUMA State: AZ Zip: 85364-3426 Phone Number: (520) 329-4781

OBITUARY: Arthur Weis Arthur Weis, 93, died June 12, 2006, at Yuma Regional Medical Center.Born April 29, 1913, in Rochester, N.Y., Weis was retired engineer.Memorial service will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Immaculate Conception Church.Arrangements and cremation are handled by Johnson Mortuary.

Arthur married Phyllis Joan Retherford on 30 Aug 1940 in Blessed Sacrament Rectory, Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA, and was divorced. Phyllis was born on 14 Mar 1915 in Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA; died on 22 Sep 2001 in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA; was buried on 25 Sep 2001 in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Father: Robert E. RETHERFORD b: 31 May 1882 in Marion, Grant Co., IN Mother: Lora Agnes DAVID b: 1 Jul 1886 in Clinton, Green Co., MI

Theresa VerMaas
Name: Phyllis Joan Retherford Sex: F Birth: 14 MAR 1915 in Rochester, Monroe Co., New York Death: 22 SEP 2001 in Phoenix, Maricopa Co., Arizona at 12:30am GRAD: ABT. 1934 Corrie Senior H.S., Corry, Pennsylvania Burial: 25 SEP 2001 Phoenix, Maricopa Co., Arizona Event: Comment 1 11 SEP 2001 Bombing of WTC Residence: 1910 Dayton, Montgomery Co., Ohio Residence: 1921 Rochester, Monroe Co., New York Residence: 1923 Scranton, Pennsylvania Residence: BET. 1923 - 1928 Binghamton, Pennsylvania Residence: 1928 Gerrard, Pennsylvania Residence: AFT. 1928 Corrie, Erie Co., Pennsylvania Residence: AFT. 1928 Erie, Erie Co., Pennsylvania Occupation: 1935 Tea Room Waitress, Corrie, PA Occupation: BET. 1934 - 1935 Raymond's Spring Factory, Corrie, PA Occupation: 1936 Cases Ice Cream, Rochester, NY

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Residence: Edgewood Avenue Occupation: Building Contractor Religion: Catholic

Francis married Margaret J. Keyes on 24 Apr 1900 in New York, USA. Margaret was born on 18 May 1879 in New York, USA; died on 20 Sep 1923 in Brighton, Monroe County, New York, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Religion: Roman Catholic Occupation: Homemaker Note: Cause of Death: Botulism
Father: James KEYES b: in Ireland Mother: Mary STROPH b: Jun 1840 in Ireland

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BIOGRAPHY: Moore/Weis
Entries: 1113 Updated: Sun Feb 22 21:47:01 2004 Theresa VerMaas sorrelgirl@hotmail.com
Joseph is believed to immigrated when he was 15 or 16.
Some info from 1931: Possible brother of Joseph are Edward L., an assembler, George F, a soldier; all lived on Edgewood Avenue in 1931, homeowner was Joseph M. Weis. Religion: Catholic, Blessed Sacrament, St. Boniface Residence: 1865 Monroe Co., NY
Moore.ged Entries: 561 Updated: Thu Jan 17 13:22:42 2002 Theresa Weis
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BIOGRAPHY: Notes for JOSEPH WEIS:
Karen Weis Kershenstein
Joseph Weis came to America in 1854 with his mother and three brothers, Lorenz, Frank, and Andrew. He was naturalized on February 22, 1860. His mother died on January 6, 1882 at the age of 72. His brother Andrew lost his life in the Civil War. [Source: Notebook compiled by Lorenz G. Weis November 1960]
Joseph was of slight build and worked too hard, according to his older brother Lorenz, a huge man who wished that his kid brother had taken life a little easier and had lived longer to enjoy it. [Source: Weis family history compiled by Lawrence P. Weis (Lawry) between 1978 and 1993 and entitled "Early 20th Century - How It Looked to Me"]
When he first came to the U.S., Joseph worked as a hired hand on a farm in Brighton and also was a workman at Crossman Seed Company. Later, while still working on the farm and at the seed company, he took on a third job, that of working another farm "on shares." It was this farm to which he brought his bride, Barbara. Soon afterwards, he bought the farm, and they lived in the old house on the farm for several years before they saved enough money to build a new house. Two cousins who lived in Lockport were engaged to build the new house, which was located on what is now Edgewood Avenue. [Source: Weis family history compiled by Lawrence P. Weis (Lawry) between 1978 and 1993 and entitled "Early 20th Century - How It Looked to Me"]

Joseph married Barbara Boos on 28 Feb 1865 in Lockport, Niagara County, New York, USA. Barbara (daughter of Johannes Peter Boos and Margaretha Gauck) was born on 20 Aug 1845 in Böllenborn, Pfalz, Bayern; was christened on 23 Aug 1845 in Böllenborn, Pfalz, Bayern; died on 1 Feb 1888 in Brighton, Monroe County, New York, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Notes for BARBARA BOOS:
After Joseph Weis had been in the U.S. for a few years, he sent money back to Germany for his girlfriend Barbara's passage to the U.S. Unfortunately, her trip took three months because the ship was blown off course and ended up in the southern Atlantic near South America. Because of this, all the passengers were put on reduced rations of water and food as the ship worked its way up the Atlantic coast to New York city. [Source: Weis family history compiled by Lawrence P. Weis (Lawry) between 1978 and 1993 and entitled "Early 20th Century - How It Looked to Me"]

BURIAL:
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549 Weiss, Barb. 1888