His grave is in the old Jewish Section.
He first shows in the 1870 Kanawha Co. WV census with brother Phillip, in the home of Mayer and Sophia Mays. They came from Westheim, Bavaria Germany.
Sophia might have been a sister, she also shows coming from Bavaria Germany.
Moses and Phillip were tailors. There was a Frankenberger Clothing Store on Capitol Street, Charleston, opened by the family.
Moses wife was Fanny ELLINGER whom he married in 1873 Louisville, Ky.
They had eight children: Amelia 1875, Rika 1876, Samuel 1879, Hugo 1878, Leo 1890 and Bertram 1890
He first shows in the 1870 Kanawha Co. WV census with brother Phillip, in the home of Mayer and Sophia Mays. They came from Westheim, Bavaria Germany.
Sophia might have been a sister, she also shows coming from Bavaria Germany.
Moses and Phillip were tailors. There was a Frankenberger Clothing Store on Capitol Street, Charleston, opened by the family.
Moses wife was Fanny ELLINGER whom he married in 1873 Louisville, Ky.
They had eight children: Amelia 1875, Rika 1876, Samuel 1879, Hugo 1878, Leo 1890 and Bertram 1890
His grave is in the old Jewish Section.
He first shows in the 1870 Kanawha Co. WV census with brother Phillip, in the home of Mayer and Sophia Mays. They came from Westheim, Bavaria Germany.
Sophia might have been a sister, she also shows coming from Bavaria Germany.
Moses and Phillip were tailors. There was a Frankenberger Clothing Store on Capitol Street, Charleston, opened by the family.
Moses wife was Fanny ELLINGER whom he married in 1873 Louisville, Ky.
They had eight children: Amelia 1875, Rika 1876, Samuel 1879, Hugo 1878, Leo 1890 and Bertram 1890
He first shows in the 1870 Kanawha Co. WV census with brother Phillip, in the home of Mayer and Sophia Mays. They came from Westheim, Bavaria Germany.
Sophia might have been a sister, she also shows coming from Bavaria Germany.
Moses and Phillip were tailors. There was a Frankenberger Clothing Store on Capitol Street, Charleston, opened by the family.
Moses wife was Fanny ELLINGER whom he married in 1873 Louisville, Ky.
They had eight children: Amelia 1875, Rika 1876, Samuel 1879, Hugo 1878, Leo 1890 and Bertram 1890
Gravesite Details
Buried in Section 13, the "Hebrew Section" of the Old Circle of Spring Hill Cemetery.
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