Otto was the son of Charles, per his WWI draft card.
His death record lists his mother as “Freida” and her maiden name as “Schultz”. It lists his father as “Karl”, a German version of Charles. It also lists his wife as “Mary”.
Otto had a wife, Martha, in Germany, and a daughter, per his ship’s worker’s log. He worked on his way over.
His death record lists his mother as “Freida” and her maiden name as “Schultz”. It lists his father as “Karl”, a German version of Charles. It also lists his wife as “Mary”.
Otto had a wife, Martha, in Germany, and a daughter, per his ship’s worker’s log. He worked on his way over.
Otto was the son of Charles, per his WWI draft card.
His death record lists his mother as “Freida” and her maiden name as “Schultz”. It lists his father as “Karl”, a German version of Charles. It also lists his wife as “Mary”.
Otto had a wife, Martha, in Germany, and a daughter, per his ship’s worker’s log. He worked on his way over.
His death record lists his mother as “Freida” and her maiden name as “Schultz”. It lists his father as “Karl”, a German version of Charles. It also lists his wife as “Mary”.
Otto had a wife, Martha, in Germany, and a daughter, per his ship’s worker’s log. He worked on his way over.
Inscription
There is no permanent marker for this grave and therefore no inscription. The nearby Long Island Expressway was started in 1939, twelve years after Otto was buried nearby.
