GatheringGardiners: Scholl's in Portland

Seattle:
Charles J Ernst 1845-1907 had a brother, August, who married Anne Weinert who was August Weinert's daughter. Charles J Ernst also had a son, Samuel, who married Adeline Bethena Hornschuch who is the sister of Emil Hornschuch. And we all know that Emil's second wife was Emma Scholl, Grandpa Scholl's sister. So this family has a Weinert and a Scholl connection.

The Ernst family owned a plumbing company in Seattle and many of the family worked there. See attachment.

1901 Seattle phone book

Ernst Bros (Charles C and Fred A_, Plumbers and Tinners, Hardware, Stoves 506 Pike, TGel Green 72 (see advert under classified.)

Charles Ernst (Ernst Bros) lived at 330 3rd Avenue No, Seattle

Charles J Ernst res 801 5th Avenue No.

Samuel Ernst, plumber, Ernst Brothers, bds 801 5th Avenue No

Rose C, cashier Alex Wilson beds 801 5the Avenue No

Mary M, student Acme BC bds 801 3rd Avenue No

1899 August Weinert, pastor, 820 Harrison, Seattle
1900 August Weinert residence, 516, Seattle
1900 Amelia Weinert, August's wife dies January 14
1900 By the time the census is taken Minnie has moved in to help August
1901 August Weinert 516 Harrison, Seattle
1904 According to her death cert Emma Scholl Hornschuch came to Oregon to
help August and Minnie
1906 Minnie (Fred, Ed teamsters) 368 East 6th Street, Portland OR
          Elaine says George moved when he was 19 years old
1907 Minnie, (Fred, Ed, Kathrine) are running a boarding house at 408 East
Yamhill St, Portland, OR
          August Weinert living at 408 East Yamhill St.
          George is not found in any directory
1908 Minnie, (Fred, Ed and Kathrine) is running a boarding house at 408 East Yamhill St, Portland
          August Weinert, wood worker, also living at 408 East Yamhill St. Portland
1909 George, Gus attends Peru, Normal School, Peru, NE, postcard
          George living at 392 E. Taylor Street, Portland, OR, August 7, postcard
          Minnie, (Fred, Ed and Kathrine) is running a boarding house at 408
Yamhill St, Portland, OR
1910 Frederick, Fannie, are retired in Falls City, NE, US Census
          Minnie, (Fred, Ed and Kathrine) is running a boarding house at 408
Yamhill St, Portland, OR
          George, carpenter, lives w August Weinert Jr., 392 Taylor St., Portland,
OR, US Census
George receives a postcard addressed: Corner East Taylor and Grand Ave,
April 13, 1910
          Laura a bookkeeper boards at 408 Yamhill St with Minnie
          Minnie, (Fred, Ed and Kathrine) is running a boarding house at 408 East
Yamhill St, Portland, OR
1911 George lives at 232 1/2 1st St Street, Carpenter
          August "Gus" a teamster boards with Minnie at 408 East Yamhill
          Laura Scholl boards with Minnie at 408 East Yamhill
August Weinert, colr, living at 392 East Taylor Street
Minnie, (Fred, Ed and Kathrine) is running a boarding house at 408 East
Yamhill St, Portland, OR
1912 Minnie, (Fred, Ed and Kathrine) is running a boarding house at 408 East
Yamhill St, Portland, OR
August P, Edna, Frederick farmer, George carpenter and Laura M&F Co
446 E Lincoln
August Weinert 600 East 28th Street, Portland OR
1913 Minnie runs a boarding house at 414 E Harrison St, Portland
          Frederick, Fannie, George, Edna, Laura at 446 East Lincoln
1914 Frederick, Fannie, August, Laura stenographer, George, Fred Jr. at 446
East Lincoln
          Minnie runs a boarding house at 414 E Harrison St, Portland
1916 Frederick, Fannie, August, Edna, Laura bookkeeper, 446 East Lincoln
Minnie 414 East Harrison Portland, boarding house
1917 Frederick, Fannie 679 Locust Street, first year in finished home built by
Frederick
1920 Fred C. Scholl at 679 Locust Street.
1921 Frederick 679 E Locust Street from 1917 to 1929 at death.