-m-1-27-1891 1st, John Hug Sr but divorced 6-21-1905. -m-11-16-1905 2nd, Henry Wiggerman. Apparently left him, as she is listed in the 1910 census, back with John Hug. Remarried-abt-1930 3rd, William Charles Tedrow. She had three children, apparently out of wedlock, before marrying John Hug: Sarah, Mary "Mamie" "Blomer" Kopp Schneider, & William Maximillian Blomer. Mayme & William had both dropped the "e' in Bloemer later in life.
Spellings: Bloemer/Blomer/Bloomer.
ESTATE IS SUED FOR ALIMONY. WOMAN, WHO REMARRIED, CLAIMS SHE WAS NOT PAID OVER A PERIOD OF 22 YEARS.
An unusual suit was filed Friday in Campbell Circuit Court by Mrs Elizbeth Hug Tedrow, Newport, divorced wife of the late John Hug, in which she seeks $2288.00 from heirs of John Hug. The amount is alleged due as back alimony which the deceased failed to pay. The suit is directed against John Hug Jr, 826 Saratoga St, Newport, executor of the estate of his father, & Kate Smith & Mamie Faust, children of the deceased. Mrs Tedrow, who remarried, after divorcing Hug, charges that she obtained a divorce from John Hug, June 21,1905 & Hug was ordered to pay $2 a week alimony. The plaintiff charges Hug since June 21, 1905, until the time of his death, July 23, 1927, failed to pay her alimony. The three defendants, it is charged, were bequeathed the bulk of Hug's estate, while four other children were given $15 each. Mrs Tedrow charges Hug, the executor of the estate, has refused her claim & has threatened to dispose of the estate. Mrs Tedrow seeks $2288 with interest & a lien on the defendant's property. She asks that the settlement of the estate be referred to John Kehm, Master Commissioner. The plaintiff is represented by John W Heuver, attorney. Published 9-7-1927 Ky Post.
TEDROW WILL IS FILED. ESTATE IS TO BE DIVIDED EQUALLY AFTER BEQUESTS. Will of Mrs Mary E Tedrow, Newport, was probated Friday by Judge Conrad G Matz in Campbell Court. She leaves $100 each to her son, William, & daughter, Mamie Kopp. The residue of the estate is to be divided equally among five children: Anna Stone, Lillie Kelley, Carrie Sarbeck, Carl Hug, & Stella Moniack.
Published 7-3-1931 Ky Post.
TEDROW BURIAL HELD. FUNERAL SERVICES CONDUCTED FOR 75 YEAR OLD WOMAN. Services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tedrow, 75, Elm St, who died Saturday at her home, was held at the Corpus Christi Church, Newport, Monday at 9 am. Burial in St Stephen Cemetery, Ft Thomas. Mrs Tedrow was survived by her husband, William Tedrow; two sons, Carl Hug & William Bloomer; five daughters, Mrs Charles Kopp, Mrs George Stone, Mrs Henry Kelley, Mrs Leo Sarbeck, & Mrs John Fullmer; & two sisters, Mrs Martin Denhert & Mrs Fred Pavey.
Published 6-22-1931 Ky Post.
From Contributor: Carol S (46785739) • [email protected]. below.
Campbell County, KY Courthouse marriage bond
Book 15; p. 305
HUG, John; of Alexandria, Ky; b-Germany; age 32 years; TO Lizzie Blömer; of Alexandria, KY; b-Covington, KY; age 32 years; BD-Jan. 27, 1891; MD-Jan. 27, 1891; Married by Thomas P. Bodkin JP; w-Geo. H. Ahlering & C.C. Harris
Spellings: Bloemer/Blomer/Bloomer.
ESTATE IS SUED FOR ALIMONY. WOMAN, WHO REMARRIED, CLAIMS SHE WAS NOT PAID OVER A PERIOD OF 22 YEARS.
An unusual suit was filed Friday in Campbell Circuit Court by Mrs Elizbeth Hug Tedrow, Newport, divorced wife of the late John Hug, in which she seeks $2288.00 from heirs of John Hug. The amount is alleged due as back alimony which the deceased failed to pay. The suit is directed against John Hug Jr, 826 Saratoga St, Newport, executor of the estate of his father, & Kate Smith & Mamie Faust, children of the deceased. Mrs Tedrow, who remarried, after divorcing Hug, charges that she obtained a divorce from John Hug, June 21,1905 & Hug was ordered to pay $2 a week alimony. The plaintiff charges Hug since June 21, 1905, until the time of his death, July 23, 1927, failed to pay her alimony. The three defendants, it is charged, were bequeathed the bulk of Hug's estate, while four other children were given $15 each. Mrs Tedrow charges Hug, the executor of the estate, has refused her claim & has threatened to dispose of the estate. Mrs Tedrow seeks $2288 with interest & a lien on the defendant's property. She asks that the settlement of the estate be referred to John Kehm, Master Commissioner. The plaintiff is represented by John W Heuver, attorney. Published 9-7-1927 Ky Post.
TEDROW WILL IS FILED. ESTATE IS TO BE DIVIDED EQUALLY AFTER BEQUESTS. Will of Mrs Mary E Tedrow, Newport, was probated Friday by Judge Conrad G Matz in Campbell Court. She leaves $100 each to her son, William, & daughter, Mamie Kopp. The residue of the estate is to be divided equally among five children: Anna Stone, Lillie Kelley, Carrie Sarbeck, Carl Hug, & Stella Moniack.
Published 7-3-1931 Ky Post.
TEDROW BURIAL HELD. FUNERAL SERVICES CONDUCTED FOR 75 YEAR OLD WOMAN. Services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tedrow, 75, Elm St, who died Saturday at her home, was held at the Corpus Christi Church, Newport, Monday at 9 am. Burial in St Stephen Cemetery, Ft Thomas. Mrs Tedrow was survived by her husband, William Tedrow; two sons, Carl Hug & William Bloomer; five daughters, Mrs Charles Kopp, Mrs George Stone, Mrs Henry Kelley, Mrs Leo Sarbeck, & Mrs John Fullmer; & two sisters, Mrs Martin Denhert & Mrs Fred Pavey.
Published 6-22-1931 Ky Post.
From Contributor: Carol S (46785739) • [email protected]. below.
Campbell County, KY Courthouse marriage bond
Book 15; p. 305
HUG, John; of Alexandria, Ky; b-Germany; age 32 years; TO Lizzie Blömer; of Alexandria, KY; b-Covington, KY; age 32 years; BD-Jan. 27, 1891; MD-Jan. 27, 1891; Married by Thomas P. Bodkin JP; w-Geo. H. Ahlering & C.C. Harris
-m-1-27-1891 1st, John Hug Sr but divorced 6-21-1905. -m-11-16-1905 2nd, Henry Wiggerman. Apparently left him, as she is listed in the 1910 census, back with John Hug. Remarried-abt-1930 3rd, William Charles Tedrow. She had three children, apparently out of wedlock, before marrying John Hug: Sarah, Mary "Mamie" "Blomer" Kopp Schneider, & William Maximillian Blomer. Mayme & William had both dropped the "e' in Bloemer later in life.
Spellings: Bloemer/Blomer/Bloomer.
ESTATE IS SUED FOR ALIMONY. WOMAN, WHO REMARRIED, CLAIMS SHE WAS NOT PAID OVER A PERIOD OF 22 YEARS.
An unusual suit was filed Friday in Campbell Circuit Court by Mrs Elizbeth Hug Tedrow, Newport, divorced wife of the late John Hug, in which she seeks $2288.00 from heirs of John Hug. The amount is alleged due as back alimony which the deceased failed to pay. The suit is directed against John Hug Jr, 826 Saratoga St, Newport, executor of the estate of his father, & Kate Smith & Mamie Faust, children of the deceased. Mrs Tedrow, who remarried, after divorcing Hug, charges that she obtained a divorce from John Hug, June 21,1905 & Hug was ordered to pay $2 a week alimony. The plaintiff charges Hug since June 21, 1905, until the time of his death, July 23, 1927, failed to pay her alimony. The three defendants, it is charged, were bequeathed the bulk of Hug's estate, while four other children were given $15 each. Mrs Tedrow charges Hug, the executor of the estate, has refused her claim & has threatened to dispose of the estate. Mrs Tedrow seeks $2288 with interest & a lien on the defendant's property. She asks that the settlement of the estate be referred to John Kehm, Master Commissioner. The plaintiff is represented by John W Heuver, attorney. Published 9-7-1927 Ky Post.
TEDROW WILL IS FILED. ESTATE IS TO BE DIVIDED EQUALLY AFTER BEQUESTS. Will of Mrs Mary E Tedrow, Newport, was probated Friday by Judge Conrad G Matz in Campbell Court. She leaves $100 each to her son, William, & daughter, Mamie Kopp. The residue of the estate is to be divided equally among five children: Anna Stone, Lillie Kelley, Carrie Sarbeck, Carl Hug, & Stella Moniack.
Published 7-3-1931 Ky Post.
TEDROW BURIAL HELD. FUNERAL SERVICES CONDUCTED FOR 75 YEAR OLD WOMAN. Services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tedrow, 75, Elm St, who died Saturday at her home, was held at the Corpus Christi Church, Newport, Monday at 9 am. Burial in St Stephen Cemetery, Ft Thomas. Mrs Tedrow was survived by her husband, William Tedrow; two sons, Carl Hug & William Bloomer; five daughters, Mrs Charles Kopp, Mrs George Stone, Mrs Henry Kelley, Mrs Leo Sarbeck, & Mrs John Fullmer; & two sisters, Mrs Martin Denhert & Mrs Fred Pavey.
Published 6-22-1931 Ky Post.
From Contributor: Carol S (46785739) • [email protected]. below.
Campbell County, KY Courthouse marriage bond
Book 15; p. 305
HUG, John; of Alexandria, Ky; b-Germany; age 32 years; TO Lizzie Blömer; of Alexandria, KY; b-Covington, KY; age 32 years; BD-Jan. 27, 1891; MD-Jan. 27, 1891; Married by Thomas P. Bodkin JP; w-Geo. H. Ahlering & C.C. Harris
Spellings: Bloemer/Blomer/Bloomer.
ESTATE IS SUED FOR ALIMONY. WOMAN, WHO REMARRIED, CLAIMS SHE WAS NOT PAID OVER A PERIOD OF 22 YEARS.
An unusual suit was filed Friday in Campbell Circuit Court by Mrs Elizbeth Hug Tedrow, Newport, divorced wife of the late John Hug, in which she seeks $2288.00 from heirs of John Hug. The amount is alleged due as back alimony which the deceased failed to pay. The suit is directed against John Hug Jr, 826 Saratoga St, Newport, executor of the estate of his father, & Kate Smith & Mamie Faust, children of the deceased. Mrs Tedrow, who remarried, after divorcing Hug, charges that she obtained a divorce from John Hug, June 21,1905 & Hug was ordered to pay $2 a week alimony. The plaintiff charges Hug since June 21, 1905, until the time of his death, July 23, 1927, failed to pay her alimony. The three defendants, it is charged, were bequeathed the bulk of Hug's estate, while four other children were given $15 each. Mrs Tedrow charges Hug, the executor of the estate, has refused her claim & has threatened to dispose of the estate. Mrs Tedrow seeks $2288 with interest & a lien on the defendant's property. She asks that the settlement of the estate be referred to John Kehm, Master Commissioner. The plaintiff is represented by John W Heuver, attorney. Published 9-7-1927 Ky Post.
TEDROW WILL IS FILED. ESTATE IS TO BE DIVIDED EQUALLY AFTER BEQUESTS. Will of Mrs Mary E Tedrow, Newport, was probated Friday by Judge Conrad G Matz in Campbell Court. She leaves $100 each to her son, William, & daughter, Mamie Kopp. The residue of the estate is to be divided equally among five children: Anna Stone, Lillie Kelley, Carrie Sarbeck, Carl Hug, & Stella Moniack.
Published 7-3-1931 Ky Post.
TEDROW BURIAL HELD. FUNERAL SERVICES CONDUCTED FOR 75 YEAR OLD WOMAN. Services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Tedrow, 75, Elm St, who died Saturday at her home, was held at the Corpus Christi Church, Newport, Monday at 9 am. Burial in St Stephen Cemetery, Ft Thomas. Mrs Tedrow was survived by her husband, William Tedrow; two sons, Carl Hug & William Bloomer; five daughters, Mrs Charles Kopp, Mrs George Stone, Mrs Henry Kelley, Mrs Leo Sarbeck, & Mrs John Fullmer; & two sisters, Mrs Martin Denhert & Mrs Fred Pavey.
Published 6-22-1931 Ky Post.
From Contributor: Carol S (46785739) • [email protected]. below.
Campbell County, KY Courthouse marriage bond
Book 15; p. 305
HUG, John; of Alexandria, Ky; b-Germany; age 32 years; TO Lizzie Blömer; of Alexandria, KY; b-Covington, KY; age 32 years; BD-Jan. 27, 1891; MD-Jan. 27, 1891; Married by Thomas P. Bodkin JP; w-Geo. H. Ahlering & C.C. Harris
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