Cuba City, Wisconsin
The central couple's family home, Elizabeth's 1950 household, and the Loeffelholz garage and Auditorium. 242123
Ford Garage and Auditorium, 109 North Main Street
Cuba City, Platteville, and Galena anchor the family’s story. A wartime record and a consular career carry it farther afield.
The central couple's family home, Elizabeth's 1950 household, and the Loeffelholz garage and Auditorium. 242123
Ford Garage and Auditorium, 109 North Main Street
George's indexed birthplace, Leila's Coates House nursing home, and part of the extended family network. 3535
Coates House, 250 Southwest Road
The Loeffelholz blacksmith setting and a Gubbels–Lange family connection preserved in compiled parish information. 19203536
The directory heading spells the town Dickeysville; do not confuse the George named there with George Brownell.
William and Leila's named nursing home and their separate association with Idle Acres at the former Marine Hospital. 78
The 1950 census does not specify a street address on the couple's line. Keep the Stillman and Marine Hospital properties distinct.
Original captions identify George in New Guinea; the official campaign history supplies terrain and logistics context. 39404142
Do not plot an individual service route, unit, or exact salvage-dump location.