Family: JOHN, Victor Hugo / CAIN, Gertrude Marie (F1747)
m. 28 Aug 1897-
Father | Male
JOHN, Victor Hugo
Born 13 Feb 1872 Gillett, Oconto County, Wisconsin 
Died 22 Apr 1956 Oconto Falls, Oconto County, Wisconsin Buried 25 Apr 1956 Gillett, Oconto County, Wisconsin Married 28 Aug 1897 [1, 2] Carter, Armstrong, Oconto County, Wisconsin [1, 2] Father JOHN, Sergeant Fredrick William | F1750 Group Sheet Mother DEDRICH, Johanna (Josie) C. | F1750 Group Sheet
Mother | Female
CAIN, Gertrude Marie
Born 9 Aug 1877 Oconto, Oconto County, Wisconsin Died 10 Feb 1962 Gillett, Oconto County, Wisconsin Buried 15 Feb 1962 Gillett, Oconto County, Wisconsin Father CAIN, John Paul | F1755 Group Sheet Mother ROSA, Clarissa (Carrie) Ann | F1755 Group Sheet
Child 1 | Male
+ JOHN, Corporal Clarence Fredrick
Born 29 Oct 1898 Oconto, Oconto County, Wisconsin Died 13 Feb 1954 Gillett, Oconto County, Wisconsin Buried 16 Feb 1954 Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin Spouse EDWARDS, Esther | F1860 Married 10 Jan 1922 Waukegan, Lake County, Illinois Spouse HAMM, Myrtle Caroline | F1692 Married 9 May 1931 Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois
Child 2 | Male
JOHN, Lincoln (Linc) William
Born 7 Feb 1901 Wabeno, Forest County, Wisconsin Died 17 Sep 1992 Fresno, Fresno County, California Buried 22 Sep 1992 Fresno, Fresno County, California Spouse WARD, Hazel E. | F1748 Married 18 Apr 1930 Hot Springs, Fall River County, South Dakota
Child 3 | Male
JOHN, Victor Hugo Jr.
Born 16 Jan 1902 Wisconsin Died 10 Feb 1978 Santa Clara County, California Buried 15 Feb 1978 Los Gatos, Santa Clara County, California
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Notes - Married on the Train.
A romantic wedding took place on the train between Gillett and Wabeno Saturday August 28. The contracting parties in this happy event were Mr. Victor John, the genial station agent at Wabeno, and Miss Gertie Cain of Oconto. The bride, accompanied by justice Newald of Gillett, took the 1:30 train from the latter place and when near the county line between Oconto and Forest counties, they were met by the groom and his party who had come to meet them on a handcar, as it was necessary to have the nuptial knot tied on Oconto county territory. The train was stopped and Justice Newald lost no time in declaring the lovers man and wife. Miss May Lecourt. who accompanied the groom from Wabeno was bridesmaid and Mike Arsnean was best man. The event was celebrated by a long continuous blast of locomotive whistle and the joyous ringing of the bell. The newly married couple are well known in Oconto. [3]
Married:
- at 4:15 pm
- Married on the Train.
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