Eighth Generation

104. Louise T. DEJACO Bankemper¹⁴⁷ was born on 4 Jul 1887 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.

She died on 20 Apr 1938 in Newport, Campbell County, Kentucky. From an article in the Kentucky Post: PRIEST'S SISTER TAKEN BY DEATH - MRS LOUISE BANKEMPER SUCCUMBS AT HOME ON WATERWORKS ROAD, NEWPORT. Mrs. Louise Bankemper, sister of Rev. Louis and Rev. Francis DeJaco, both with pastorates in Campbell County, died last night at her home at 1130 Waterworks Road, Newport. She was 50 years of age. She was the wife of Albert Bankemper and was a life-long resident of Campbell County. Mrs. Bankemper was a member of the Altar Society of Saint Francis de Sales Church and the Third Order of Saint Francis. Several of her brothers are widely known Newport painters. Besides her husband and [those] two brothers, she leaves five other brothers, Fred DeJaco, Charles DeJaco, George DeJaco, Edward DeJaco, and Anthony DeJaco, all of Newport; three sons, Albert Bankemper, Jr., and Carl Bankemper, both at home, and Camillus Bankemper of Cold Springs; three daughters, Miss Antoinette Bankemper and Miss Florence Bankemper, at home, and Mrs. Victor Scheben of Newport, and four grandchildren. Father Louis DeJaco is pastor at SS Peter and Paul Church, 12-Mile, and Father Francis DeJaco is pastor at Saint Mary Church, Alexandria. Arrangements are being completed by the John J. Radel, Co., Newport funeral directors. She was buried on 23 Apr 1938 in Fort Thomas, Kentucky at St. Stephen Cemetery.

Louise T. DEJACO Bankemper and Albert Casper (Sr.) BANKEMPER were married on 26 Jun 1907 in St. Stephen Catholic Church in Newport, Kentucky. Witnesses were Fred DeJaco, Joseph Schierht, and Frank DeJaco; Johanna Bankemper, Alma Meahe and Freda Thoeny. Rev. Stephen Schmid performed the wedding ceremony.

Albert Casper (Sr.) BANKEMPER¹⁴⁸ (son of Bernard Johann BANKEMPER and Marie HAUNERT Bankemper) was born on 5 Nov 1889 in Newport, Campbell County, Kentucky. He was baptized on 7 Nov 1889 in Newport, Kentucky, at Corpus Christi Catholic Church. He was baptized by Rev. D. B. Bierman; his godparents were John Caspar Bankemper and Catherine Haunert.

He died on 11 Aug 1945 in Newport, Campbell County, Kentucky. From an article in the Kentucky Post: HEART ATTACK FATAL TO A.C. BANKEMPER - Albert C. Bankemper, 1139 Waterworks Road, Newport, owner of Rudy's Hamburger Restaurant in that city, died unexpectedly early Saturday at his home. He was 56 years old. Dr. Ralph Heringhaus, acting Campbell County coroner, said that death was caused by a heart attack. Mr. Bankemper's daughter, Miss Florence Bankemper, found him dead in bed. In addition to the Newport restaurant, he operated the Opera Grill in Cincinnati. Mr. Bankemper was a member of the Holy Name Society of Saint Francis de Sales Church, Newport, and the Third Order of Saint Francis, Cincinnati. He leaves three sons, Albert Bankemper, operator of Trudy's Grill, Cold Spring, Camillus Bankemper of Cold Spring, and Carpenters Mate Second Class - Carl Bankemper, who returned to duty with the Seabees following a recent furlough in Northern Kentucky; two other daughters, Mrs. Marie Scheben and Miss Antoinette Bankemper; one brother, Will Bankemper; five sisters, Misses Emma and Alma Bankemper, Ludlow, Mrs. Joseph Berkemeyer, South Newport, and Mrs. Catherine Kendall and Mrs. Mayme Stegeman, both of Bellevue, and seven grandchildren. Arrangements are being completed by the John J. Radel funeral home, Newport. He was buried on 14 Aug 1945 in Fort Thomas, Kentucky at St. Stephen Cemetery.

Louise T. DEJACO Bankemper and Albert Casper (Sr.) BANKEMPER had the following children:

+172	i.	Albert Casper (Jr.) BANKEMPER.
+173	ii.	Camillus Frederick BANKEMPER.
+174	iii.	Marie A. BANKEMPER Scheben.
+175	iv.	Antoinette Emma BANKEMPER Hayden.
+176	v.	Carl Cyril Anthony BANKEMPER.
177	vi.	Louise T. BANKEMPER was born on 7 Dec 1922 in Campbell County, Kentucky. She died on 25 Aug 1923. She was buried on 27 Aug 1923 in Fort Thomas, Kentucky at St. Stephen Cemetery.
+178	vii.	Florence BANKEMPER Birkenhauer.