Birth Certificate #331 for 1873 in Arnhem.

Marriage witness: Cora Campshure (cousin).

[begin quote from Green Bay Press Gazette Thursday November 14 1929 P.8 Col 4]

HEMORRHAGE FATAL
    TO CHAS. DE FRANCE

    Charles De France, 57, Christiana and Yale sts., died at a local hospital at 5:10 o'clock this morning of a cerebral hemorrhage, after having been stricken as he walked toward his home about 8 o'clock last evening.
    At the corner of Shawano and Allard sts., De France fell to the sidewalk, unconscious. Police were notified, and he was taken to the hospital in the police ambulance. Dr. O. W. Saunders was called, and this morning pronounced death due to a cerebral hemorrhage.
    Coroner Frank Hodek said that there would be no inquest.
    Surviving Mr. De France are his wife and nine children, Samuel, Cyril, and Lambert, Green Bay, Mrs. Martin Schoepp and Mrs. Ralph McGuire, Green Bay, Dorothy, a teacher at New Holstein, Sylvia, Neenah, Harriet and Ralph at home. He also leaves his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth De France who is 92 years old, three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Holland, Green Bay, Mrs. John Van Essen, town of Howard, Mrs. Michael Bettine, Green Bay, and a brother John De France of De Pere.
    Funeral servcices will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. from St. Willebrord's church with burial in Fort Howard cemetery. Mr. De France was a member of the Modern Woodsmen lodge.

[end quote]

• Married: 03 Jul 1895 in Green Bay, Wisconsin

1. Samuel John De France b: 02 Mar 1897 in Green Bay, Wisconsin
2. Cyril B. De France b: Abt 1899 in Green Bay, Wisconsin
3. Elsie De France b: 28 Mar 1901 in Green Bay, Wisconsin
4. Lambert A. De France b: 23 Mar 1903 in Green Bay, Wisconsin
5. Leona E. De France b: 11 Apr 1905 in Green Bay, Wisconsin
6. Living De France
7. Living De France
8. Living De France
9. Living De France