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Descendants of Bernard Cremering

Generation No. 2

2. JAHANNA GERTRUDE² CREMERING (BERNARD¹)¹⁶ was born November 25, 1857 in Cincinnati OH¹⁶, and died February 11, 1938 in Westwood Cincinnati, OH¹⁶. She married HEINRICK JOSEPH MARIA INDERHEES¹⁷ February 1885¹⁷, son of JOSEPH HEES and JULIA MEURER. He was born March 21, 1848 in Osnabruck, Germany ¹⁸, and died August 07, 1920 in Mt. Adams, Cincinnati, OH¹⁸.

Notes for JAHANNA GERTRUDE CREMERING:
Notes from Helen Inderhees, 1966.
Joanna was the eldest child of Bernard and Helena Cremering. In her early years she lived around St. Paul's Church. She remembered the Civil War and the soldiers and cannon camped at the end of the street where they lived. In the evenings they would play games and sing songs for the soldiers.

Harry secretary & treas The Inderhees-Trarbach Paint & Glass Co. 1961
Central Ave. Home: 1007 Hatch

More About JAHANNA GERTRUDE CREMERING:
Burial: February 1938, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Benards, OH ¹⁹
Burial lot: Section 12 Lot 346

Notes for HEINRICK JOSEPH MARIA INDERHEES:
Source of information: Helen Inderhees written in 1966
Henry was the eldest of three children; his two sisters were Helena and Caroline. He lost his parents when he was about five years old. He did not remember anything about his parents or sisters as the children were separated at the parents' death. He never knew any of his Father's family. His Mother's brother was a Catholic Priest, Dr. Henry Meurer, connected with the Cathedral in Osnabruck and he became the children's guardian.
When Henry was about eight or nine years old, he went to live with Dr. Meurer and grew up in his home. He lived there until he was about fourteen when it became time for him to learn a trade and find work. His Uncle had two places where he could go, either a Goldsmith making jewelry or as a painter and decorator. He chose the painter and lived with this man and learned the trade. He liked this man very much and also the work; but, in Germany at the time, when a boy was eighteen, he had to enter the Army and as Dr. Meurer's own Father had lost his life in a war, he thought it would be better if his nephew went to America. His Uncle loaned him the money which he later repaid.
He chose to come to Cincinnati, Ohio as he remembered his teacher in school speaking of this city and decided to come here. He came to Cincinnati in 1866 - arriving in the Pennsylvania depot. He saw a boarding house across from the depot and applied for admission. The people's name was Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keutz and he liked Mrs. Keutz very much as she was very kind to him. He stayed with them and when they moved to Mt. Adams he went with them until he married.
When he arrived in the Pennsylvania Depot he saw a church on top of the hill and when he asked the name he was told it was Immaculate Conception Church and said "some day I am going to live there".
When he arrived here there were hard times and many people were out of work which made it hard for him to get started in his trade, but he took anything he could get. His first job was moving freight in the Pennsylvania Depot. Later he got started in his trade and also went to Night School. He saved his money for a number of years and could now speak English and started in business for himself as a painter and Decorator. He also worked at night in a Building Association. He had a nice business going and painted and decorated some of the finest homes and churches in the city. When we got our first machine we rode through the suburbs and he would point out the places where he had painted and the names of the people who lived there. He had quite a few men working for him. Around 1883 Mr. Greive came to him and said he would like to get his son John started in the business; at first Father did not like the idea of a partner as he was doing very well by himself, but after considering it he decided maybe it would be better as then he could devote more time overseeing the men and mixing the paint and John Greive could take care of the office and get new customers. Their office and plant was on upper Broadway. In winter they did quite a lot of work in the South especially in New Orleans.
He became a citizen in April 5, 1879. He married Anna Cremering in February 1885 and went to New Orleans on their honeymoon.

Search Terms: INDERHEES (1)
Database: Cincinnati, Ohio Directory, 1890-91
Combined Matches: 1

Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year
Henry Inderhees Greiwe & I. Painter 6 Carney Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891

The data you have on the Paint Store is from 1915. This was just after the
start of the store and my grandfather Henry was the president and his eldest
son Henry Jr or as we knew him as Harry was the Sec-Treas. After Henry
died, Harry became the president and my uncle Lawrence and my father Edward
joined the firm. I believe my father was the corporate Secretary. My Aunt
Helen and Lawrence were also a corporate officer but I do not remember
what. Helen never worked at the store that I know of. Hope you follow this
and if not, let me know.
John

More About HEINRICK JOSEPH MARIA INDERHEES:
Burial: August 11, 1920, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Benards, OH¹⁹
Burial lot: Section 12 Lot 346
Citizenship: April 05, 1879
Immigration: September 1868, Bremen Germany, on the ship Herman, arrived in New York City Sept. 19, 1868
Occupation: President, The Inderhees Paint and Glass Co.

More About HEINRICK INDERHEES and JAHANNA CREMERING:
Marriage: February 1885¹⁹

Children of JAHANNA CREMERING and HEINRICK INDERHEES are:

6.	i.		HENRICK BERNARD³ INDERHEES, b. April 05, 1887; d. October 24, 1964, Cincinnati OH.
	ii.		HELEN INDERHEES¹⁹, b. November 11, 1889, Cincinnati OH ²⁰; d. December 06, 1975, Cincinnati OH²⁰.

Notes for HELEN INDERHEES:
Note from Helen Inderhees, 1966.
I remember when President Taft was elected, they had a big celebration here in Cincinnati in his honor. It was in Summer and many small boats and launches were decorated with colored lanterns and horns blowing as the Island Queen and the President and his party went slowly up the river with fireworks on both sides of the river. In Eden Park they gave each person a lantern with a lighted candle; that was a sight I cannot forget as the thousands of lighted lanterns looked like fireflies in the dark. We brought chairs up on the roof of our house to see the celebration as did many more people on the hill.

Helen INDERHEES
Birth Date: 11 Nov 1889
Death Date: Dec 1975
Social Security Number: 275-42-3591
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Ohio

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 45220
Localities: Burnet Woods, Hamilton, Ohio
Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Clifton, Hamilton, Ohio

More About HELEN INDERHEES:
Individual Note: Helen never married
Occupation: 1915, Bookeeper, 242 West 6th, Cincinnati, OH
Residence: 1915, 1007 Hatch, Cincinnati, OH
Social Security Number: 275-42-3591

7.	iii.		EDWARD JOHN INDERHEES, b. June 24, 1894; d. October 26, 1955.
	iv.		LAWRENCE EDWARD INDERHEES²¹, b. December 1897²¹; d. January 27, 1957²¹.

More About LAWRENCE EDWARD INDERHEES:
Individual Note: Lawrence never married
Occupation: 1915, Clerk, Inderhess, Paint and Glass Co. 1963 Central Ave., Cincinnati, OH
Residence: 1915, 1007 Hatch, Cincinnati, OH

3. BERNARD CHARLES SR.² CREMERING (BERNARD¹)²² was born March 10, 1862 in Mount Adams, Cincinnati, Ohio ^23,²³, and died March 02, 1940 in Residence, 3021 Cleinview Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio^23,²³. He married PHILLAMENA SCHOMACKER²⁴ April 17, 1888 in St. Paul's Catholic Church, Hamilton County Ohio, daughter of BERNARD SCHOMACKER and MARY. She was born March 10, 1868 in Cincinnati, OH ²⁵, and died July 04, 1913 in Cincinnati Sanitarium, Cincinnati, OH²⁵.

Notes for BERNARD CHARLES SR. CREMERING:
Burial: Section 2 Lot 197

Large monument on site Bernard C. Cremering on left half & Henry Cremering on Right half
General: Bernard Chas. Cremering Sr. and his brother, Henry Cremering ran the Cremering Brothers Broom Manufacturing Company from 216 W. Pearl Street, (located between 2nd and 3rd streets) Cincinnati Ohio. Dealers in Broom, Corn, Handles, Wire, Twine; Manufacturers of Brooms and Brushes.
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Following was hand written by
Bernard Charles Cremering Sr.
Typed for legibility

September 18, 1887 I proposed to Philomena Schomacker to marry her and she accepted. We were married on Tuesday, April 17, 1888 At 6:00 o'clock A. M. in St. Paul's Church by Rev. Father Vanderhaas and left on the 8 O'clock train for Evansville, Indiana to visit our Uncle and Aunt. We were there one week and had a good time. We went to our home #88 Hatch St., Mt. Adams. We had 2 large rooms nicely furnished, paid $8.00 per month rent. January 25, 1889 we moved to 12th Sycamore Street, Philomena's mother's house.

Tuesday 23, 1889 at 1:30 P.M. a boy was born and on the following day he was Christened. My father and Philomena's mother took him to church and named him Bernard Charles Cremering.
Thursday at 9:30 o'clock A.M. on the 13th day of November, 1890 another boy was born, and on the following Sunday he was Christened. Uncle Henry Cremering and Aunt Annie Schomacker took him to Church and named him Henry Bernard Cremering.
On the 7th. day of December, 1891 I quit working for B. Meyer. We had a little difficulty, and on the 15th day of December I rented a house for factory purposes to make brooms, at 18 Commerce St. for $32.00 per month. Brother Henry and I were partners. I had $1500.00 and Henry had $700.00, he borrowed $800.00 from Henry Inderhees to make us equal partners.
On Monday at 6:45 A.M. the 13th. day of March 1893 a boy was born and on the following Wednesday he was Christened. Uncle William Schomacker and my mother took him to Church and named him William Joseph.
On Tuesday November 27, 1894 I took sick with Typhoid Fever, on Saturday and Sunday December 15 and 16 the Doctor had very little hopes for me getting well. I was in bed 7 weeks.
On Saturday February 23, 1894 our son William died at 3:15 A.M. after having Whooping Cough for 2 weeks and Brain Fever for 2 days and Spasms for 18 hours. He was put in a Vault of St. Mary's Cemetery on the following Monday March 25 and later buried in our lot #197. Bernard and Henry both had the Whooping Cough at that time but got well in the month of May.
On Sunday June 30, 1895 at 5:15 A.M. another boy was born and was Christened in the afternoon. Uncle Henry Inderhees and Mrs. Oldergeesing took him to Church and named him Joseph Henry Cremering.
On Wednesday December 27, 1897 at 2:50 A.M. a girl was born and was Christened. New Years Day William Bohne and Philomena's mother took her to Church and named her Anna Mary Elizabeth Cremering.
On Tuesday March 6, 1900, my Father died at 10:20 P.M. after being sick in bed 4 weeks. He had stomach trouble. He was buried on the following Saturday. He was 75 years old.
On Tuesday July 24, 1900 at 7:00 A.M. a boy was born and was Christened the following Thursday. B. Oldergeesing and my sister Anna Inderhees took him to Church and named him Charles Robert Henry Cremering. In November he took sick with indigestion. The first part of March 1901 he got Whooping Cough. March 20, he got Bronchitis, and on the 3rd day of April at 6:15 P.M. he died in his Mother's arms and was buried on the 5th of April, 1901 beside his brother, William in St. Mary's Cemetery.
On Wednesday August 28, 1901 at 5 A.M. my mother died of the heat being in bed 6 weeks at the age of 73 years and 2 months and was buried the following Saturday.
On December 24, 1901 I bought a house from P. L. Bunt at 3021 Clineview Avenue, 25 x 127 ft. with 7 rooms and bath with plastered attic of $3000.00. I had to make $400.00 repairs on same and moved in it on the 19th. day of March 1902, there was a Building Asso. Mortgage for about $1100.00, government $1700.00.
On Friday April 18, 1902 at 3:15 P.M. another boy was born and was Christened the following Sunday. William Schumacker and my sister Elizabeth Bohne took him to Church and named him Leonard William Cremering.
On Tuesday October 31, 1905 at 8:20 P.M. another boy was born and was Christened the following Sunday. John Oldergeesing and Mrs. Annie Cremering took him to Church and named him Stanley John Francis Cremering.
On Monday April 13, 1908 at 8:30 A.M. a girl was born and was Christened the following Thursday. My brother and his wife took her to Church and named her Cecilia Anna Margaret Cremering.
On the 15th day of November, 1908 I took Henry to a Doctor, he had a very hoarse cough. We thought he had a bad cold. A week later the Doctor said he had nervous trouble, he kept getting worse. On the 20th day of December he was a total wreck. We had him taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Clifton. He was there for 7 weeks and made no improvements and his mind was a blank. My sister, Elizabeth Bohne took him home and kept him for 9 weeks and during that time he improved physically but only slightly mentally. Then we took him home and the 1st. and 2nd. week he did splendidly but after that he got abusive to all the family and after being home for 3 weeks I was compelled to have him sent to Longview Hospital on April the 27, 1909.

On Saturday Oct. 29, 1910 another boy was born at 11:50 A. M. and was Christened the following Tuesday, All Saints Day. My son, Bernard and Aunt Annie Schumacker took him to Church and named him John Bernard Theodore Cremering.
On Saturday April 19, 1913 at 2 P.M. another girl was born and was Christened the following Sunday. My son Bernard and daughter Lillian took her to Church and named her Mary Elizabeth Philomena Cremering.
On Friday June 13, 1913 at 7:30 P.M. my daughter Mary died and was buried the following day. My wife was so overcome with grief and the strain she took sick and on Friday morning July 4, 1913 at 5:30 she died and was buried the following Monday July 7, 1913 in St. Mary's Cemetery.
On Sunday November 16, 1915 Cecilia took sick, Diphtheria, got well in 2 weeks.
On Friday March 3, 1916 at 8:45 Henry Bernard died and was buried the following Monday in St. Mary's Cemetery.
On September 1, 1923 we dissolved Partnership as Cremering Bros. Broom Manufacturing.
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Database: Cincinnati, Ohio Directory, 1890-91 Census
Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year
Bernard Cremering salesman 401 Sycamore Cincinnati OH 1890, 1891

Bernard CREMERING
Birth Date: 23 Apr 1889
Death Date: Apr 1966
Social Security Number: 268-09-5359
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Ohio

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 45241
Localities: Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio
Evendale, Hamilton, Ohio
Sharonville, Hamilton, Ohio

More About BERNARD CHARLES SR. CREMERING:
Baptism: 1862, Church of the Immaculata
Burial: March 05, 1940, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Bernard, Ohio ²⁶
Burial lot: lot 197 sec. 2
Church: St. Mark
Occupation: Co owner of Broom Manufacturing Co.
Residence: 3021 Cleinview Ave. Cincinnati, OH
Social Security Number: Social Security #: 268-09-5359 ²⁷

Notes for PHILLAMENA SCHOMACKER:
Philomena's Brother, William Shumacher made Union uniforms during the Civil War.Schomaker, Ann L

Schomaker, Ann L
Volume: 31042 Certificate: 021310
Autopsy: No Gender: Female
Date of Death: 16 March 1997 SSN: 301034804
Birth Date: 16 October 1918 Father's Surname: Rodden
Time of Death: 99:99 Age: 78
Birth Place: Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio Marital Status: Widowed
Residence: Ohio Hispanic Origin: Non Hispanic
Years of Schooling: 14 Certifier: Physician
Referred to Coroner: No Branch of Service:
Method of Disposition: Burial
Mother's Surname: O'Regan
Place of Death: Hospital/Inpatient
Race: White

More About PHILLAMENA SCHOMACKER:
Burial: July 07, 1913, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Bernard, Ohio ²⁸
Burial lot: lot 197 sec. 2
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Acute Mania Pnerperal
Funeral Director: Theo Homer, 13th Walnut St., Cincinnati, OH
Occupation: Homemaker
Residence: 3021 Cleinview Ave. Cincinnati, OH

More About BERNARD CREMERING and PHILLAMENA SCHOMACKER:
Marriage: April 17, 1888, St. Paul's Catholic Church, Hamilton County Ohio

Children of BERNARD CREMERING and PHILLAMENA SCHOMACKER are:

8.	i.		BERNARD CHARLES JR.³ CREMERING, b. April 23, 1889, Residence, 12th Sycamore St., Mt. Adams, OH; d. April 14, 1966, Cincinnati OH.
	ii.		HENRY BERNARD CREMERING, b. November 13, 1890, Residence, 12th Sycamore St., Mt. Adams, OH; d. March 03, 1916, Longview Hospital, Cincinnati, OH.

Notes for HENRY BERNARD CREMERING:
Source: Henry's father Bernard's personal notes,
On the 15th day of November, 1908 I took Henry to a Doctor, he had a very hoarse cough. We thought he had a bad cold. A week later the Doctor said he had nervous trouble, he kept getting worse. On the 20th day of December he was a total wreck. We had him taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Clifton. He was there for 7 weeks and made no improvements and his mind was a blank. My sister, Elizabeth Bohne took him home and kept him for 9 weeks and during that time he improved physically but only slightly mentally. Then we took him home and the 1st. and 2nd. week he did splendidly but after that he got abusive to all the family and after being home for 3 weeks I was compelled to have him sent to Longview Hospital on April the 27, 1909.
On Friday March 3, 1916 at 8:45 Henry Bernard died and was buried the following Monday in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Database: Ohio 1910 Census Miracode Index
Henry Cremering
Age: 19 State: OH
Color: W Enumeration District: 0157
Birth Place: Ohio Visit: NR00
County: Hamilton, Cincinnati
Relation: Patient
Other Residents: Relation Name Color Age Birth Place
Head of Household Frank W Harmon, Md W

More About HENRY BERNARD CREMERING:
Burial: March 06, 1916, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Benards OH
Burial lot: Section 2 Lot 197
Christening: November 16, 1890, St. Pauls Church, Mt. Adams, OH
Funeral Director: Theo Homer, 13th Walnut St., Cincinnati, OH
God Parents: Uncle Henry Cremering and Aunt Annie Schumacker
Occupation: Clerk
Residence: 3021 Cleinview Ave. Cincinnati, OH

iii.

WILLIAM JOSEPH CREMERING²⁹, b. February 13, 1893, Residence, 12th Sycamore St., Mt. Adams, OH; d. March 23, 1894, Cincinnati OH.

More About WILLIAM JOSEPH CREMERING:
Burial: March 24, 1895, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Bernard, Ohio
Burial lot: lot 197 sec. 2
Funeral Director: Schror
God Parents: Uncle William Schumacker and Grandmother Helena Cremering

9.	iv.	JOSEPH HENRY CREMERING, b. June 30, 1895, Residence, 12th Sycamore St., Mt. Adams, OH; d. March 28, 1954, Cincinnati OH.
10.	v.	ANNA MARY ELIZEBETH CREMERING, b. December 27, 1897, Residence, 12th Sycamore St., Mt. Adams, OH; d. December 17, 1981, Cincinnati OH.
	vi.	CHARLES ROBERT HENRY CREMERING, b. July 24, 1900, Residence, 12th Sycamore St., Mt. Adams, OH; d. April 03, 1901, Residence, 12th Sycamore St., Mt. Adams, OH.

Notes for CHARLES ROBERT HENRY CREMERING:
Buried between William and Mary Cremering at St. Mary's Cemetery on the Cremering Burial Plot.

More About CHARLES ROBERT HENRY CREMERING:
Burial: April 05, 1901, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Benards OH
Funeral Director: Homer
God Parents: B. Oldergeesing and Aunt Anna Inderhees

11.	vii.		LEONARD WILLIAM CREMERING, b. April 18, 1902, Residence, 3021 Cleinview Ave., Mt. Adams, OH; d. July 08, 1977, Inglewood, CA 90301.
	viii.		STANLEY JOHN FRANCIS CREMERING, b. October 31, 1905, Residence, 3021 Cleinview Ave., Mt. Adams, OH ³⁰; d. October 1977, South Hadley, MA; m. TILLIE DULSKI, June 24, 1949; b. July 20, 1901 ³¹; d. January 1992, South Hadley, MA.

Notes for STANLEY JOHN FRANCIS CREMERING:
Stanley CREMERING
Birth Date: 31 Oct 1905
Death Date: Oct 1977
Social Security Number: 294-16-8377
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Ohio

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 01075
Localities: S Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
So Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
South Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
South Hadley Falls, Hampshire, Massachusetts

More About STANLEY JOHN FRANCIS CREMERING:
God Parents: John Oldergeesing and Mrs. Annie Cremering
Issued in: Issued in: Ohio ³²
Residence: 01075 Holyoke, Hampden MA
Social Security Number: Social Security #: 294-16-8377³²

Notes for TILLIE DULSKI:
Tillie CREMERING
Birth Date: 20 Jul 1901
Death Date: Jan 1992
Social Security Number: 032-16-8576
State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Massachusetts

Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 01075
Localities: S Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
So Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
South Hadley, Hampshire, Massachusetts
South Hadley Falls, Hampshire, Massachusetts

More About TILLIE DULSKI:
Issued in: Issued in: Massachusetts ³³
Residence: 01075 Holyoke, Hampden, MA
Social Security Number: Social Security #: 032-16-8576³³

More About STANLEY CREMERING and TILLIE DULSKI:
Marriage: June 24, 1949

	ix.	CECILIA ANNA MARGARET CREMERING, b. Private.
12.	x.	JOHN BERNARD THEODORE CREMERING, b. Private.
	xi.	MARY ELIZABETH PHILLAMENA CREMERING³⁴, b. April 21, 1913, Residence, 3021 Cleinview Ave., Mt. Adams, OH; d. June 13, 1913, Residence, 3021 Cleinview Ave. Cincinnati, OH.

More About MARY ELIZABETH PHILLAMENA CREMERING:
Burial: June 14, 1913, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, St. Bernard, Ohio
Cause of Death (Facts Pg): Gastro Enteritis
Church: St. Francis De Sales
Funeral Director: Theo Homer, 13th Walnut St., Cincinnati, OH
God Parents: Brother Bernard and Sister Lillian

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