Anna Marie Schwankler1,2,3,4

Family Chart
ID# 8368, (1892 - 1971)
MotherMarie Schwenkler8,9,10 (25 Dec 1868 - 23 Oct 1934)
Step-fatherJacob G. Kamm5,6,7 (7 Jan 1857 - 28 Oct 1933)

Key Events:

Birth: 9 Feb 1892, Germany11,12,13,14
Marriage: 15 Mar 1910, Tillamook Co., Oregon, John Peterson (about 1872 - )15,16,17
Marriage: 4 Oct 1912, Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon, Charles Davis Slaughter (30 Jun 1878 - 31 Mar 1955)18,19,20
Divorce: before 1918, Charles Davis Slaughter (30 Jun 1878 - 31 Mar 1955)21,22
Marriage: 25 Apr 1919, Vancouver, Clark Co., Washington, Forest Emery Reigel (6 Jan 1878 - 16 Nov 1962)23,24
Divorce: about 1922, Forest Emery Reigel (6 Jan 1878 - 16 Nov 1962)25,26,27
Marriage: 29 Oct 1925, Oakland, Alameda Co., California, David Lincoln Bond (13 Jul 1881 - 24 Mar 1953)28,29
Death: 22 May 1971, Contra Costa Co., California30
ChartsDescendants of Jacob K. and Christiana Ohl Riegel

Copyright Notice

Narrative:

     311032 Anna Marie Schwankler was born on 9 Feb 1892 in Germany.11,12,13,14
     Anna immigrated about 1902, but exactly when is not known. No record of her arrival has been found. She apparently joined her mother, Marie Schwenkler, and step-father, Jacob G. Kamm, in Nehalem, Oregon, after her arrival.33,34,35
     Several records show her with her step-father's surname, but is not clear to what extent she actually used that name. When applying for her first marriage license she used her mother's maiden name, but the two birth records that have been found for her children show her maiden name as Kamm.2,36,1

Her First Marriage --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Anna married first John Peterson on 15 Mar 1910 in Tillamook Co., Oregon, with Rev. V. E. Hoven officiating, at his residence with his wife and her mother as witnesses.15,16,17
     Anna appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Nehalem, Tillamook Co., Oregon, in the household of her parents, Jacob G. Kamm and Marie Schwenkler.37 John appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Nehalem, Tillamook Co., Oregon, in a logging camp with 36 other railroad workers and another foreman.38
     John was living in Blackelyville by the time of their son's birth in Sep 1910, according to the child's birth certificate. No other record of a town by that name has been found. It was probably Blakeley, Oregon, which was once a station on the Union Pacific Railroad, where John and his crew may have been working.39,40
     No further record of John has been found. There were a number of men in the region named John Peterson, born in Norway around the same time. No records of any of them after 1910 can be identified as the one who married Anna. He may have died, or they may have been divorced.
     She was a housemaid at the time of her second marriage.41

A Second Try at Marriage --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Anna married second Charles Davis Slaughter, son of George T. Slaughter and Hettie M. Inman, on 4 Oct 1912 in Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon, with circuit judge Robert G. Morrow officiating.18,19,20
     After their marriage, Anna moved to Scotts Mills, Oregon, where Charles was living.
     Anna and Charles were divorced, apparently before 1918.21,22
     After her divorce from Charles, Anna moved to Portland, Oregon, where she was living by the time of her third marriage.9,42

A Third Marriage --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Anna married third Forest Emery Reigel, son of Benjamin Franklin Riegel and Esther Matilda Gann, on 25 Apr 1919 in Vancouver, Clark Co., Washington, with W. S. T. Derr, Justice of the Peace, officiating.23,24
     Anna and Forest appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of La Center, Clark Co., Washington, enumerated 20 Jan 1920. Her daughter by her previous marriage, Marguerite Elizabeth Slaughter, was listed as living with them.43
     Anna and Forest were divorced about 1922.25,26,27
     According to the story told in Forest's family, Anna and Forest were divorced after she "ran off with a traveling salesman." However, the man she married next was principally a lumberman although he did for a time later identify himself as a salesman. The story may be totally fanciful, or she may have been involved with someone else before that marriage.44

The Fourth Time Was Charmed --- Text Stolen from ReigelRidge.com !! ---


     Anna and her fourth husband had apparently both moved to the Bay Area in California by the time of their marriage. He was living in Oakland, California,10, and she was living in Piedmont.10
     Anna married fourth David Lincoln Bond, son of Thomas J. Bond and Martha Jane Grammer, on 29 Oct 1925 in Oakland, Alameda Co., California, with Edward J. Tyrrell, justice of the peace, officiating. He had previously been married to Fannie Francis Brandon.28,29
     Anna and David were living at 1915 Castro, Oakland, in 1926.45 They moved to 1421 Market St., Oakland, by 1928.46
     Anna and David appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Oakland, Alameda Co., California, at 710½ Apgar St., enumerated 3 Apr 1930, reporting they rented their home. Leslie Peay, a 25-year old painter is listed as a boarder their household.47
     Anna and David have not been found in the 1940 census. They had moved to Seattle, Washington by 1941 when they were living in an apartment at 1723 18th Ave.48 They moved to a rural area in Edmonds, north of Seattle, by 1942. They remained in that area until at least 1948.49
     Anna and David appeared on the 1950 Federal Census of Snohomish Co., Washington, enumerated 11 May 1950, reporting they lived in a home that was not on a farm.50
     Anna and David apparently moved back to the Bay Area of California at some point, because both of them died in Contra Costa Co.
     David died on 24 Mar 1953 in Contra Costa Co., California.51
     Anna died on 22 May 1971 in Contra Costa Co., California, at age 79.30

Children:
     Child with John Peterson:

Children:
     Children with Charles Davis Slaughter:

Children:
     There were no children with Forest Emery Reigel

Children:
     There were no children with David Lincoln Bond

Citations

  1. [S12844] George Slaughter, Certificate of Birth, shows name as Annie Kamm.
  2. [S12843] Marriage Record, Tillamok Co., Oregon, 2:303, Peterson, John and Annie Schwankler.
  3. [S12831] Jacob Kamm household, 1910 U.S. Census, Tillamook Co., Oregon, shows name as Annie Petersen, with father's surname a Kanm.
  4. [S691] F. E. Reigel and Anna Slaughter, marriage record, Application, filed 25 Apr 1919; Certificate recorded 29 Apr 1919, show name as Anna Slaughter, and surname of step-father as Kamm.
  5. [S12831] Jacob Kamm household, 1910 U.S. Census, Tillamook Co., Oregon, shows her as his daughter.
  6. [S34] Clark County Genealogical Society, Clark County Marriages, Vol 9, pg 233, shows him as her father.
  7. [S4589] David Lincoln Bond and Anna Reigel, marriage license and return, County of Alameda, shows her father as unknown.
  8. [S12831] Jacob Kamm household, 1910 U.S. Census, Tillamook Co., Oregon, shows girl as daughter of Marie's husband and that the parents had been married longer than the age of the child.
  9. [S34] Clark County Genealogical Society, Clark County Marriages, Vol 9, pg 233.
  10. [S4589] David Lincoln Bond and Anna Reigel, marriage license and return, County of Alameda.
  11. [S12491] Returns of Marriage, Oregon, Multnomah Co., Oct 1912, no. 23920, Chas Davis Slaughter and Marie Annie Peterson, shows age 21 yrs 5 mo at marriage 4 Oct 1912, and country, as Germany.
  12. [S136] F. E. Reigel household, 1920 U.S. Census, Clark Co., Washington, shows age 28 and country, as Germany.
  13. [S885] "California Death Index, 1940-1997," Ancestry.com, record for Anna Bond, shows date.
  14. [S12829] David Bond household, 1950 U.S. Census, Snohomish Co., Washington, shows age 58 and country, as Poland.
  15. [S12843] Marriage Record, Tillamok Co., Oregon, 2:303, Peterson, John and Annie Schwankler, shows date, county, state, officiant, and witnesses.
  16. [S12831] Jacob Kamm household, 1910 U.S. Census, Tillamook Co., Oregon, shows her as married 1/12, with surname Petersen.
  17. [S12845] Sidney Smith household, 1910 U.S. Census, Tillamook Co., Oregon, shows married.
  18. [S12491] Returns of Marriage, Oregon, Multnomah Co., Oct 1912, no. 23920, Chas Davis Slaughter and Marie Annie Peterson, shows date, city, county, state, officiant, and as her second marriage.
  19. [S691] F. E. Reigel and Anna Slaughter, marriage record, Application, filed 25 Apr 1919; Certificate recorded 29 Apr 1919, show name as Anna Slaughter.
  20. [S4588] Charlie D. Slaughter household, 1930 U.S. Census, Clackamas Co., Oregon, shows him as divorced, and first married at age 32.
  21. [S4587] Charles Davis Slaughter, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, shows his nearest relative as his father.
  22. [S6269] Carl D. Slaughter household, 1920 U.S. Census, Clackamas Co., Oregon, shows him as widowed, but she was then married to and living with Forest Reigel.
  23. [S691] F. E. Reigel and Anna Slaughter, marriage record, Application, filed 25 Apr 1919; Certificate recorded 29 Apr 1919, shows date, town, county, state, and officiant.
  24. [S136] F. E. Reigel household, 1920 U.S. Census, Clark Co., Washington, shows married.
  25. [S884] Deeds and Mortgages Clark Co., Washington, 147:227, Anna Reigel to F. E. Reigel, Quit Claim Deed, 7 Feb 1922, in which she transfers her interest in both parcels he owns near La Center to him for one dollar. This would appear to be in connection with their divorce.
  26. [S4589] David Lincoln Bond and Anna Reigel, marriage license and return, County of Alameda, shows her as divorced.
  27. [S6285] Deeds and Mortgages Clark Co., Washington, 156:23, Forest E. Reigel to V. M. Button, deed, 16 Jun 1923, shows him as a divorced man.
  28. [S4589] David Lincoln Bond and Anna Reigel, marriage license and return, County of Alameda, shows date, city, as second marriage for each, and officiant.
  29. [S4590] David L. Bond household, 1930 U.S. Census, Alameda Co., California, shows married, with his first marriage at age 43 and hers at 33.
  30. [S885] "California Death Index, 1940-1997," Ancestry.com, record for Anna Bond, shows date and county.
  31. [S12491] Returns of Marriage, Oregon, Multnomah Co., Oct 1912, no. 23920, Chas Davis Slaughter and Marie Annie Peterson, shows her surname Peterson and her second marriage.
  32. [S34] Clark County Genealogical Society, Clark County Marriages, Vol 9, pg 233, citing app. no. 726, shows as her 3rd marriage.
  33. [S12831] Jacob Kamm household, 1910 U.S. Census, Tillamook Co., Oregon, shows year, as 1903, an her living with her mother and step-father.
  34. [S136] F. E. Reigel household, 1920 U.S. Census, Clark Co., Washington, shows year as Un [unknown?].
  35. [S4590] David L. Bond household, 1930 U.S. Census, Alameda Co., California, shows year, as 1900.
  36. [S12834] Glen Peterson, Certificate of Birth, shows name as Annie Kamm.
  37. [S12831] Jacob Kamm household, 1910 U.S. Census, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
  38. [S12845] Sidney Smith household, 1910 U.S. Census, Tillamook Co., Oregon.
  39. [S12834] Glen Peterson, Certificate of Birth, shows father's residence as Blackelyville.
  40. [S1265] Wikipedia, online, article "Blakeley, Oregon," viewed Dec 2023.
  41. [S12491] Returns of Marriage, Oregon, Multnomah Co., Oct 1912, no. 23920, Chas Davis Slaughter and Marie Annie Peterson, shows occupation as housemaid.
  42. [S691] F. E. Reigel and Anna Slaughter, marriage record, Application, shows of Protland, Oregon; Certificate shows of Multnomah Co., Oregon.
  43. [S136] F. E. Reigel household, 1920 U.S. Census, Clark Co., Washington.
  44. [S614] Interview, Elizabeth Robasciotti, 4 Sep 2003, told of hearing that Forest's wife "ran off with a traveling salesman."
  45. [S6280] Polk's Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda City Directory, 1926 pg 377.
  46. [S6280] Polk's Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda City Directory, 1928 pg 363.
  47. [S4590] David L. Bond household, 1930 U.S. Census, Alameda Co., California.
  48. [S6139] Polk's Seattle City Directory, 1941 pg 186.
  49. [S6139] Polk's Seattle City Directory, 1942 pg 122; 1948 pg 144.
  50. [S12829] David Bond household, 1950 U.S. Census, Snohomish Co., Washington.
  51. [S885] "California Death Index, 1940-1997," Ancestry.com, record for David Bond, Soc. Sec. No. 531036183.
  52. [S12834] Glen Peterson, Certificate of Birth.
  53. [S136] F. E. Reigel household, 1920 U.S. Census, Clark Co., Washington, shows Margaret as stepdaughter of Anna's husband Forest.
  54. [S1500] "U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007," Ancestry.com, record for Marguerite Elizabeth Goble, Soc. Sec. No. 536-26-9863.
  55. [S12844] George Slaughter, Certificate of Birth.
  56. [S4588] Charlie D. Slaughter household, 1930 U.S. Census, Clackamas Co., Oregon, shows the boy as son of her exhusband.