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Albert F Klepser was the son of George and Harriet Klepser. Albert married Susan Seibert on 3 Jun 1896. Albert and Susan lived in Tonawanda, Erie, New York. They had four children; Albert, Edna, Howard, and Gertrude. Albert was most often employed as a wagon driver. On his WWI Draft Card Albert was said to be tall and stout with brown eyes and brown hair. Albert died in 1932 at the age of 58.
Albert F Klepser was the son of George and Harriet Klepser. Albert married Susan Seibert on 3 Jun 1896. Albert and Susan lived in Tonawanda, Erie, New York. They had four children; Albert, Edna, Howard, and Gertrude. Albert was most often employed as a wagon driver. On his WWI Draft Card Albert was said to be tall and stout with brown eyes and brown hair. Albert died in 1932 at the age of 58.
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Albert F Klepser was the son of George and Harriet Klepser. Albert married Susan Seibert on 3 Jun 1896. Albert and Susan lived in Tonawanda, Erie, New York. They had four children; Albert, Edna, Howard, and Gertrude. Albert was most often employed as a wagon driver. On his WWI Draft Card Albert was said to be tall and stout with brown eyes and brown hair. Albert died in 1932 at the age of 58.
Albert F Klepser was the son of George and Harriet Klepser. Albert married Susan Seibert on 3 Jun 1896. Albert and Susan lived in Tonawanda, Erie, New York. They had four children; Albert, Edna, Howard, and Gertrude. Albert was most often employed as a wagon driver. On his WWI Draft Card Albert was said to be tall and stout with brown eyes and brown hair. Albert died in 1932 at the age of 58.
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