Married Countess Jeanette de St. Raney, the daughter of a German baron in 1859; immigrated to America in 1880, settling first in Conway, then moving to Little Rock in 1890; owned the property on which the State Normal College (which later became the University of Central Arkansas) was erected; survived by his wife, three sons (Charles, Ray, and Frederick)and three daughters (Mrs. T.J. Jansen, Mrs. C. Meuer, and one daughter living in Germany)
Married Countess Jeanette de St. Raney, the daughter of a German baron in 1859; immigrated to America in 1880, settling first in Conway, then moving to Little Rock in 1890; owned the property on which the State Normal College (which later became the University of Central Arkansas) was erected; survived by his wife, three sons (Charles, Ray, and Frederick)and three daughters (Mrs. T.J. Jansen, Mrs. C. Meuer, and one daughter living in Germany)
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