Charles H. SCHOLL & Emilia A. LAUBE

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Charles H. SCHOLL
Emilia A. LAUBE

Husband: Charles H. SCHOLL
Birth: 1858/9, IN
Father: J. F. SCHOLL
Mother: Ms. WOODWARD

Marriage: 25 Oct 1895, Marion Co., IN

Wife: Emilia / Emilie A. LAUBE
Birth: 29 Jan 1862, Berlin, Kingdom of Prussia [now Germany]
Other Spouse: m1. 22 Oct 1891, Marion Co., IN, Otto KELPIN
Father: Julius LAUBE
Mother: Matilda A. SCHULTZ

Children:

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1. Indiana Marriages, 1780-1992 (online at FamilySearch.org):

Name Charles H. Scholl

Age 35

Birthplace Indiana

Spouse's Name Emilia A. Laube

Spouse's Age 35

Spouse's Birthplace Germany

Event Date 25 Oct 1895

Event Place Marion, Indiana

Father's Name J.F. SCHOLL

Mother's Name Woodward

Spouse's Father's Name Juluis (sic)

Spouse's Mother's Name Schulz

Race | Marital Status White | Single

Spouse's Race | Marital Status White | Widowed

GS Film Number 413541

Reference ID Pg 142 Rn 144

If Emilia is a widow, why is she surnamed LAUBE?

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