Suggested edit: I have reviewed the census records and must respectfully suggest changes are needed in the memorial. The 1900 census says he had been married for 13 years and arrived in 1885, with his wife arriving in 1884. It also says all the children were born in Pennsylvania. His 1901 naturalization papers also show the children as being born in Pittsburg
Contributor: Chip Harrell (47862105)
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This unkept, almost cave in headstone made me curios. Why only the only stone with this surname.
Alois Friedrich migrated to America, according to census records in 1899. He brought with him, his wife Anna and five children all born in Germany. William, John, Anna M., Ollie, and Wendle. They are in 1900, 1910, 1920 census in Pittsburg, Penn. He was a retired carpenter. That was his occupation on the census too. He own his own shop. He appears in the same town in 1930 census as a widow.
Contributor: Chip Harrell (47862105)
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This unkept, almost cave in headstone made me curios. Why only the only stone with this surname.
Alois Friedrich migrated to America, according to census records in 1899. He brought with him, his wife Anna and five children all born in Germany. William, John, Anna M., Ollie, and Wendle. They are in 1900, 1910, 1920 census in Pittsburg, Penn. He was a retired carpenter. That was his occupation on the census too. He own his own shop. He appears in the same town in 1930 census as a widow.
Suggested edit: I have reviewed the census records and must respectfully suggest changes are needed in the memorial. The 1900 census says he had been married for 13 years and arrived in 1885, with his wife arriving in 1884. It also says all the children were born in Pennsylvania. His 1901 naturalization papers also show the children as being born in Pittsburg
Contributor: Chip Harrell (47862105)
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This unkept, almost cave in headstone made me curios. Why only the only stone with this surname.
Alois Friedrich migrated to America, according to census records in 1899. He brought with him, his wife Anna and five children all born in Germany. William, John, Anna M., Ollie, and Wendle. They are in 1900, 1910, 1920 census in Pittsburg, Penn. He was a retired carpenter. That was his occupation on the census too. He own his own shop. He appears in the same town in 1930 census as a widow.
Contributor: Chip Harrell (47862105)
View Memorial
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This unkept, almost cave in headstone made me curios. Why only the only stone with this surname.
Alois Friedrich migrated to America, according to census records in 1899. He brought with him, his wife Anna and five children all born in Germany. William, John, Anna M., Ollie, and Wendle. They are in 1900, 1910, 1920 census in Pittsburg, Penn. He was a retired carpenter. That was his occupation on the census too. He own his own shop. He appears in the same town in 1930 census as a widow.
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