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KRAUSE GENEALOGY

FRIEDRICH WILHELM KRAUSE PERSONAL CHRONOLOGY

1921

SHORTLY AFTER POST MARCH 15, 1921

SOUTH RUSSIA

 The Krause Family  travelled  to Germany, the home of his father's people.

1921 - 1928

SHORTLY AFTER POST MARCH 15, 1921 - MARCH 13, 1928

GERMANY

The Krause Family resided in Bischofswerda, Saxony, Germany

1928

MARCH 25, 1928

CANADA

The Krause Family arrives in Canada

1931

SEPTEMBER 3, 1931

CANADA

CHILD: Karl Rudolph Krause

1933

FEBRUARY 24

CANADA

FAMILY PASSPORT

PASSPORT OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE

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DEUTSCHES REICH REISEPASS

GELTUNGSBEREICH DES PASSES in-und Ausland, Insbesondere Kanada und die Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika

Friedrich Wilhelm Krause

STAATSANGEHORIGKEIT: Sachse

  Unterschrift des Paßinhabers

Wilhelm Krause

und seiner Ehefrau

Maria Krause

es wird hiermit bescheinigt das der Inhaber die durch das obenstehende Lichtbild dargestellte Person is und die darunter befindliche Unterschrift-eigenhändig vollzogen hat.

Montreal, den 24 Februar 1933
(der Paß wird ungültig am 24. Febrüar 1938)

Beruf: Revolverbankdreher

Wohnort: Mirlin, Ontario

Fehlen der oberen 2 Glieder am linken zeigefinger

Kinder:

Krause Wilhelm, geb. 15.3.21, in Tiegenhagen
[Sohn: Wilhelm Krause ist am 15.3. 1921 geboren Montreal, den 18 Marz 1936]

Krause, Karl Rudy, geb. 3.9.31 in Tilbury East, Ont.

1936

MAY 4

CANADA

Awarded The Cross of Honour For Veterans

Im Namen des Führers und Reichskanzlers

Dem Revolverbankdreher

Friedrich Wilhelm Krause

in Merlin, Ont.

ist auf Grund der Verordnung vom 13. Juli 1934 zur Erinnerung an
den Weltkrieg 1914/1918 das von dem Reichspräsidenten Generalfeldmarschall von hindenburg gestiftete

Ehrenkreuz für Frontkämpfer

verliehen worden.

DER DEUTSCHE GENERALKONSUL FUER KANADA UND NEUFUNDLAND

Nr. 158 ......./36.

1938

MAY 25

CANADA

Certificate of Naturalization

Frederick William Krause - 44524, May 25, 1938

1948

AUGUST 19

CANADA

• Escapes Injury at Leamington

Car Sideswiped By Hit-and-Run Driver

LEAMINGTON ...

when his car was sideswiped by a hit and run driver on the Point Pelee road.

Police are questioning William Krause, 51, R.R. 1, Leamington, as a suspect of driving the car which crashed into Maherz' vehicle ...

As he rounded a curve at the Malott sideroad a car travelling east swung into the the side of his car. Driver of the second car failed to stop ...

They followed it to the Krause residence. Krause denied the charge but police found his car was damaged on the left side...

The Windsor Star, August 19, 1948, p. 5

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• Paint Gives Driver Away ...

Matched by Police in Accident Case ....

Pleading guilty to a charge of reckless driving, William Krause, Leamington, paid a fine of $25 and costs in county magistrate's court this morning. In addition, his driving rights were suspended for a period of 30 days.

ON PELEE ROAD

Krause was involved in an accident on the Point Pelee road on August 19 when his car sideswiped a second car driven by Joseph Manherz, Windsor, and kept on its way.

Following the accident, Manherz trailed Krause in another car and found him in Leamington. Police said particles of gray paint on a damaged headlight matched the paint on Manherz car.

Krause said, "I knew I hit something but it wasn't serious and so I kept going. He said he had only three glasses of beer prior to the accident.

Questioned further, Krause said he thought rthe sound of the collision might have been a stone striking his fender. His car wasn't damaged enough to prevent him driving away.

Damage to Manherz' car was estimated at more than $100 by police, which seemed to obviate the theory of a stone striking the fender.

A second charge of leaving the scene of an accident was not pressed this morning.

The Windsor Star, August 24, 1948, p. 5

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1964

JANUARY 30

• RED Version

Newspaper reports in East Germany aren't as accurate as they might be.

This was made pretty plain in a clipping received recently by William Krause, of Point Pelee, from his 98-year-old [Sic:  89-year-old] mother, Mrs. Anna Krause, who lives behind the Iron Curtain in Dresden ...

Mr. Krause can't remember reports of any earthquake appearing in Canadian newspapers ...

It looks like they make things up just to suit their propaganda line," he said.

The Leamington Post, January 30, 1964, p. Around Town

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1981

JUNE 19 - JULY 4

CANADA

PASSPORT CK396593
Issued April 12, 1979 - Expiry April 12, 1984

Fredrick William Krause - F. William Krause

• Travelled to East Germany to visit with family members

• Passport stamped with Visa number  1/81/766

• zur einreise und ... zugelassene (to enter and ... approved): 19.6.81

• Aufenthaltsberechtigung für die Deutsche Demokratische Republik den Bezirk / Kreis .....gültig bis (Residence permit for the German Democratic Republic the district / county .....valid until): 04-07-81

• Dresden Stamp: 04.07.81

• gültig zur ausreise aus der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik bis 04 juli 1981 (valid to leave the German Democratic Republic until 04 July 1981

• ausgestellt am (issued on): 01.07.81

1981

SEPTEMBER 28

CANADA

WILL

"THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me,
FREDERICK WILLIAM KRAUSE , of the Township of Mersea, in the County of Essex, Fisherman ..."

Signatures On The Will

Fredrick William Krause

 

1983

CANADA

AUGUST 22

F. WILLIAM KRAUSE

Frida Krause, (November 7, 1899 - August 22, 1989), Germany, was mentioned

• KRAUSE -- F. William, 86 years. Friday, December 9, 1983 at his residence in Point Pelee National Park. Beloved husband of Maria. Dear father of Rudy, Mersea Township and the late H. William Krause (1980). 6 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren survive. Dear brother of Frieda [Frida] in Germany. Resting at the Reid Funeral Home, 14 Russell St. Leamington. Funeral, Monday, December 12 at 3 p.m. Rev. Peter Janzen officiating. Interment Evergreen Memorial Cemetery, Leamington. (VISITATION SATURDAY 7-9 P.M. AND SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. AND 7-9 P.M.)

The Windsor Star, December 10, 1983, p. 58

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AUGUST 22

• Frederick Krause

LEAMINGTON -- Funeral was held Monday for Frederick William Krause, founder of Leamington-based Krause Fisheries, who died Friday after a heat attack.

He was 86.

Mr. Krause was buried at Evergreen Memorial Cemetery after a service at Reid Funeral Home.

Born in Germany, Mr. Krause immigrated to Canada with his wife Maria in 1928, He spent one year working on a farm in the Wheatley area before joining Crewe Brothers Fisheries as a fisherman in 1930.

Mr. Krause, aided by his wife and eldest son William, struck out on his own in 1938, forming Krause Fisheries.

Rudy, his youngest son, joined the family fishery in 1946, and grandson Paul later became the third generation Krause to fish Lake Erie. His son William died in 1980.

Although he retired from fishing in 1953, he retained a hand in managing the family business until 1980.

Mr. Krause was a business advisor to Rudy and Paul up to his death.

"Fishing was his only interest," Rudy Krause said. "It was his life."

Mr. Krause is survived by wise wife Maria, son Rudy, sister Frieda [Frida], in Germany, six grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.

The Windsor Star, December 13, 1983, p. 44

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AUGUST 22

W. KRAUSE dies at 86

• Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon for F. William Krause, of Point Pelee National Park, who died suddenly at his residence Friday. He was 86.

Born in Germany, Mr. Krause came to Canada in 1928.

Working on a farm for one year, he turned to commercial fishing and was employed at Crewe Brothers Fisheries, Port Alma, until 1938.

With help from his wife, Maria, and his oldest son, H. William Krause, he began what is now Krause Fisheries, joined by his younger son, Rudy Krause, in 1946.

Mr. Krause remained active on Lake Erie until 1953 when he retired from the water but remained active with all shore duties.

The firm was joined in 1972 by his grandson, Paul Krause.

Mr. Krause retired in 1980 but remained as an advisor until his death.

Surviving are his wife, Marie; a son, Rudy, of Mersea Township; a sister, Frieda, in Germany; six grandchildren and five great grand children.

A son, H. William Krause, died in 1980.

Rev. Peter Janzen officiated for the last rites at the Reid funeral home, Leamington, with interment in Evergreen Memorial cemetery.

• http://ink.ourontario.ca/browse/lp -The Leamington Post. December 14, 1983 - pg. 5

DECEMBER 10

WINDSOR STAR OBITUARIES

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