Matz and Schramm Families - Person Sheet
NameFannie Marie Doane 
BirthFeb 1862, Illinois
Death1950
FatherJohn Wesley Doane (1838-1901)
MotherJuila Ann Moulton (1840-1902)
Spouses
Birth15 Jan 1859, Chicago, Illinois
Death9 Jun 1900
FatherJulian S. Rumsey (ca1823-1886)
MotherMartha Turner (1829-1904)
Marriage16 Jan 1889, Chicago, Illinois
No Children
Birth16 Jul 1868, London, England
Deathaft 1934
FatherRobert Erhardt
MotherEmily Lusen
Marriage20 Aug 1902, Manchester, Hillsborough, New Hampshire
Notes for Fannie Marie Doane
Illinois marriage index;
RUMSEY, JOHN TURNER DOANE, FANNIE M 1889-01-16 / 00135775 COOK County
Fannie Rumsey is in Boston in the June 1900 census, 38 years old, born February 1862 in Connecticut, a widow who never had a child, living at 1069 Boylston Street.
New York Times - September 1902
“The marriage of Mrs. Fannie Doane Rumsey, daughter of the late J, W. Doane Of Chicago, to Prof. Justus Erhardt of Boston, took place Aug. 20.”
Berlin (VT) Historical Society Minutes of April 22, 2008
“It was noted that a house for sale on Crosstown Road was advertised as being located next to the summer home of Amelia Earhart. We don’t know how this rumor got started but it is not true. Erhardt (note spelling) Hill was named for Justus and Fannie Erhardt who owned the magnificent summer home called the “ Cottage” at the crest of the hill ascending from West Berlin. They were the owners from 1905 & 1906 when they bought the property in separate parcels, until they sold it on October 6, 1931.”
RUMSEY, JOHN TURNER DOANE, FANNIE M 1889-01-16 / 00135775 COOK County
Fannie Rumsey is in Boston in the June 1900 census, 38 years old, born February 1862 in Connecticut, a widow who never had a child, living at 1069 Boylston Street.
New York Times - September 1902
“The marriage of Mrs. Fannie Doane Rumsey, daughter of the late J, W. Doane Of Chicago, to Prof. Justus Erhardt of Boston, took place Aug. 20.”
Berlin (VT) Historical Society Minutes of April 22, 2008
“It was noted that a house for sale on Crosstown Road was advertised as being located next to the summer home of Amelia Earhart. We don’t know how this rumor got started but it is not true. Erhardt (note spelling) Hill was named for Justus and Fannie Erhardt who owned the magnificent summer home called the “ Cottage” at the crest of the hill ascending from West Berlin. They were the owners from 1905 & 1906 when they bought the property in separate parcels, until they sold it on October 6, 1931.”