John Anton (Wojewski) Jagla was the son of Johann Wojewski and Rosalia Sloss (Szlas). The 1869 West Prussia baptism record states his name as Johann Anton Wojewski.
After the death of his father in 1872, his mother married a second time (Detroit) to Valentine Jagla. John adopted the Jagla name. John primarily used the name of Jagla up until 1908, at which time, he switched over to Yagley.
John Jagla married Pauline Brzoskowski on 18 Feb 1889 in St. Albertus Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. Pauline Brzoskowski was the daughter of John Brzoskowski and Barbara Marianna Dessarz.
John and Pauline Jagla were the parents of Frank, John, Edward, Lillie, Walter, Pauline, Anthony and Leonard.
There is no grave marker at this grave site.
John Jagla was fatally hit by an auto. The Detroit Free Press newspaper article (Saturday, March 19, 1927, page 5, "DOCTOR MUST FACE HOMICIDE CHARGE") - Dr. Bernard Foster was released on $1,000 bond Friday after he had been arraigned before Judge Edward Jefferies in Recorder's court on a charge of negligent homicide. A warrant was recommended by Joseph O. Castelluci, assistant prosecutor, after the physician's machine ran down and fatally injured John Yagley, 59 years old, 7038 Medbury avenue, at East Grand Boulevard and Concord avenue Thursday.Yagley died later in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
After the death of his father in 1872, his mother married a second time (Detroit) to Valentine Jagla. John adopted the Jagla name. John primarily used the name of Jagla up until 1908, at which time, he switched over to Yagley.
John Jagla married Pauline Brzoskowski on 18 Feb 1889 in St. Albertus Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. Pauline Brzoskowski was the daughter of John Brzoskowski and Barbara Marianna Dessarz.
John and Pauline Jagla were the parents of Frank, John, Edward, Lillie, Walter, Pauline, Anthony and Leonard.
There is no grave marker at this grave site.
John Jagla was fatally hit by an auto. The Detroit Free Press newspaper article (Saturday, March 19, 1927, page 5, "DOCTOR MUST FACE HOMICIDE CHARGE") - Dr. Bernard Foster was released on $1,000 bond Friday after he had been arraigned before Judge Edward Jefferies in Recorder's court on a charge of negligent homicide. A warrant was recommended by Joseph O. Castelluci, assistant prosecutor, after the physician's machine ran down and fatally injured John Yagley, 59 years old, 7038 Medbury avenue, at East Grand Boulevard and Concord avenue Thursday.Yagley died later in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
John Anton (Wojewski) Jagla was the son of Johann Wojewski and Rosalia Sloss (Szlas). The 1869 West Prussia baptism record states his name as Johann Anton Wojewski.
After the death of his father in 1872, his mother married a second time (Detroit) to Valentine Jagla. John adopted the Jagla name. John primarily used the name of Jagla up until 1908, at which time, he switched over to Yagley.
John Jagla married Pauline Brzoskowski on 18 Feb 1889 in St. Albertus Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. Pauline Brzoskowski was the daughter of John Brzoskowski and Barbara Marianna Dessarz.
John and Pauline Jagla were the parents of Frank, John, Edward, Lillie, Walter, Pauline, Anthony and Leonard.
There is no grave marker at this grave site.
John Jagla was fatally hit by an auto. The Detroit Free Press newspaper article (Saturday, March 19, 1927, page 5, "DOCTOR MUST FACE HOMICIDE CHARGE") - Dr. Bernard Foster was released on $1,000 bond Friday after he had been arraigned before Judge Edward Jefferies in Recorder's court on a charge of negligent homicide. A warrant was recommended by Joseph O. Castelluci, assistant prosecutor, after the physician's machine ran down and fatally injured John Yagley, 59 years old, 7038 Medbury avenue, at East Grand Boulevard and Concord avenue Thursday.Yagley died later in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
After the death of his father in 1872, his mother married a second time (Detroit) to Valentine Jagla. John adopted the Jagla name. John primarily used the name of Jagla up until 1908, at which time, he switched over to Yagley.
John Jagla married Pauline Brzoskowski on 18 Feb 1889 in St. Albertus Church, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan. Pauline Brzoskowski was the daughter of John Brzoskowski and Barbara Marianna Dessarz.
John and Pauline Jagla were the parents of Frank, John, Edward, Lillie, Walter, Pauline, Anthony and Leonard.
There is no grave marker at this grave site.
John Jagla was fatally hit by an auto. The Detroit Free Press newspaper article (Saturday, March 19, 1927, page 5, "DOCTOR MUST FACE HOMICIDE CHARGE") - Dr. Bernard Foster was released on $1,000 bond Friday after he had been arraigned before Judge Edward Jefferies in Recorder's court on a charge of negligent homicide. A warrant was recommended by Joseph O. Castelluci, assistant prosecutor, after the physician's machine ran down and fatally injured John Yagley, 59 years old, 7038 Medbury avenue, at East Grand Boulevard and Concord avenue Thursday.Yagley died later in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.
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