Matz and Schramm Families - Person Sheet
NameAmelia F. Schramm 
Birth16 Oct 1853, Illinois
Death20 Jul 1946, Moline, Rock Island, Illinois
BurialRiverside Cemetery, Moline, Illinois
OccupationNone In Census, But A School Teacher According To A Relative
FatherJohann Michael Schramm (1809-1899)
MotherEliza / Ameliza / Anneliza / Ann / Ann E ?? (1816-1903)
Spouses
Birthca 1854, Misssouri
Death6 Feb 1932, Galesburg, Illinois
BurialLinwood Cemetery, Galesburg Block-5, Lot-5, Grave-N 1/2-
OccupationStone/Marble Cutter - 1880 And 1920 Census
FatherBonneville
MotherUNNAMED
Marriageaft 1920
Birth26 Apr 1872, Iowa
Death24 Feb 1942, Pontoosuc, Hancock County, Illinois
Burial26 Feb 1942, Dallas City Cemetery
FatherAndrew J. Noble (ca1838-)
MotherJane Gibbons (ca1840-)
Marriageaft Feb 1932
No Children
Notes for Amelia F. Schramm
Dec. 2008 -Laura Engel, by email
“I may be able to add a bit to your Schramm family tree. My great grandfather, Clarence Marion Noble, was married to Amelia Schramm Bonneville. I think she was the daughter of John M. Schramm of Pontoosuc, IL. (I think it's Johann Michael Schramm in your tree). According to the death record, she was born October 16, 1853 and died July 20, 1946 in Moline, Illinois. She and Clarence lived in Pontoosuc in a rock house up on a hill overlooking Pontoosuc. It still stands. The story goes that my great grandfather died and his nephew and took over the estate and essentially robbed "Millie" blind. She ended up in a nursing home in Moline, Illinois.” Death certificate says Rock Island County Home.
1900 Census shows her as unmarried, living with her mother and brother.
1910 census also shows her as unmarried and living with her brother William and his son Clifton. Her middle initial is shown as “F.”
1920 census has her name mis-indexed as Schramn. She is listed as age 60, the owner of a house in Pontoosuc. There are no other family members there and she seems to have a widowed man, Theodore David? and his family as tenants. Her middle initial is again given as “F”.
Undated newspaper clipping refers to her as Mrs. Amelia Schramm Bonneville when she marries Clarence Noble.
“I may be able to add a bit to your Schramm family tree. My great grandfather, Clarence Marion Noble, was married to Amelia Schramm Bonneville. I think she was the daughter of John M. Schramm of Pontoosuc, IL. (I think it's Johann Michael Schramm in your tree). According to the death record, she was born October 16, 1853 and died July 20, 1946 in Moline, Illinois. She and Clarence lived in Pontoosuc in a rock house up on a hill overlooking Pontoosuc. It still stands. The story goes that my great grandfather died and his nephew and took over the estate and essentially robbed "Millie" blind. She ended up in a nursing home in Moline, Illinois.” Death certificate says Rock Island County Home.
1900 Census shows her as unmarried, living with her mother and brother.
1910 census also shows her as unmarried and living with her brother William and his son Clifton. Her middle initial is shown as “F.”
1920 census has her name mis-indexed as Schramn. She is listed as age 60, the owner of a house in Pontoosuc. There are no other family members there and she seems to have a widowed man, Theodore David? and his family as tenants. Her middle initial is again given as “F”.
Undated newspaper clipping refers to her as Mrs. Amelia Schramm Bonneville when she marries Clarence Noble.