Adam Louis Erlinger's baptismal record shows him baptized 10/13/1867. Adam and Amelia Anthony (Anthoney) were married March 12, 1891 at the Immaculate Conception Church, on Lafayette Avenue and Longfellow Blvd., St. Louis. I do know her mother died before 1886, probably in rural Madison Co., Ill.
"Adam went to work for the Frisco Railroad in 1890. He lived on Compton Avenue near Hickory Street. I am not sure how he met Amelia Anthony but she lived with the Hunneger Family at the Hickory Street address. The Hunneger family gave/sold them the Hickory Street property. Hunneger's had a butcher shop that later became Sunrise Packing Co. My guess is that Adam met Amelia at the butcher shop. Adam was a hunter and may have had deer butchered there or he may have worked there after hours. Since he was from a farm, he would have known how to butcher.
"The Hickory Street Address is right. From there they moved to Eads Avenue. About 1924-5 they moved to Botanical Avenue. In 1943 Adam moved to St. Louis Co, after Amelia's death
"Adam went to work for the Frisco Railroad in 1890. He lived on Compton Avenue near Hickory Street. I am not sure how he met Amelia Anthony but she lived with the Hunneger Family at the Hickory Street address. The Hunneger family gave/sold them the Hickory Street property. Hunneger's had a butcher shop that later became Sunrise Packing Co. My guess is that Adam met Amelia at the butcher shop. Adam was a hunter and may have had deer butchered there or he may have worked there after hours. Since he was from a farm, he would have known how to butcher.
"The Hickory Street Address is right. From there they moved to Eads Avenue. About 1924-5 they moved to Botanical Avenue. In 1943 Adam moved to St. Louis Co, after Amelia's death
Adam Louis Erlinger's baptismal record shows him baptized 10/13/1867. Adam and Amelia Anthony (Anthoney) were married March 12, 1891 at the Immaculate Conception Church, on Lafayette Avenue and Longfellow Blvd., St. Louis. I do know her mother died before 1886, probably in rural Madison Co., Ill.
"Adam went to work for the Frisco Railroad in 1890. He lived on Compton Avenue near Hickory Street. I am not sure how he met Amelia Anthony but she lived with the Hunneger Family at the Hickory Street address. The Hunneger family gave/sold them the Hickory Street property. Hunneger's had a butcher shop that later became Sunrise Packing Co. My guess is that Adam met Amelia at the butcher shop. Adam was a hunter and may have had deer butchered there or he may have worked there after hours. Since he was from a farm, he would have known how to butcher.
"The Hickory Street Address is right. From there they moved to Eads Avenue. About 1924-5 they moved to Botanical Avenue. In 1943 Adam moved to St. Louis Co, after Amelia's death
"Adam went to work for the Frisco Railroad in 1890. He lived on Compton Avenue near Hickory Street. I am not sure how he met Amelia Anthony but she lived with the Hunneger Family at the Hickory Street address. The Hunneger family gave/sold them the Hickory Street property. Hunneger's had a butcher shop that later became Sunrise Packing Co. My guess is that Adam met Amelia at the butcher shop. Adam was a hunter and may have had deer butchered there or he may have worked there after hours. Since he was from a farm, he would have known how to butcher.
"The Hickory Street Address is right. From there they moved to Eads Avenue. About 1924-5 they moved to Botanical Avenue. In 1943 Adam moved to St. Louis Co, after Amelia's death
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