Elsie Claffllin family. No date or names provided yet |
Havelock school in 2003. Not the original building |
Three sons of William Kunze: Bob, Russell, Bill. Bob and Russell's wives are named Lois.
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A cousin and three brothers in fall of 2003 in Dickinson.
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Inside Havelock school with John and Bob. John concluded the raccoons have learned to read and write and have taken over
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This bridge was known as the Kunze bridge and a sign proclaimed that. Kunze township still exists
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Ann Kunze, who may have been a cousin
to H.O. Kunze ( Val Floeter)
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Wedding picture of H.O. Kunze and Ida
Krebs
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A sister and two brothers: Karl,
Bill and Tillie |
Elsie and Lyle Clafllin |
This sleepy German town is Lauchstaedt.
Ancestors may have come from there. (Val Floeter) |
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H.O. Kunze and Ida Krebs
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Bill and Emma Kunze
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Harry Kunze
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Emma Hettman
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The graves above are located in Havelock Cemetery, a few miles outside of New England, ND. |
Marlin Kunze of Bismarck has used funds from a few acres of Kunze land to make sure headstones exist and the graves are in good repair. |
This land is located at Havelock and does not have a clear title owing to an old railroad claim. It is approximately 17 acres. |
Eventually, Marlin hopes that a scholarship can be set up at New England High in the Kunze name. |
