Adolph was the son of Wilhelm & Rosalie (Dams) Fredeck who came to the USA from Germany about 1881.
"The Settling of a Frontier-a History of Rural Taylor County" [TX] pg 166
"Adolph Fredeck and his wife, Louisa, lived within a stones throw to the southwest, of his parent's home. The house is still standing. Adolph learned the brick-laying trade, [from his father], but soon began plastering work. He did the plastering on the Alexander Sanitarium in Abilene in 1904."
"The Settling of a Frontier-a History of Rural Taylor County" [TX] pg 166
"Adolph Fredeck and his wife, Louisa, lived within a stones throw to the southwest, of his parent's home. The house is still standing. Adolph learned the brick-laying trade, [from his father], but soon began plastering work. He did the plastering on the Alexander Sanitarium in Abilene in 1904."
Adolph was the son of Wilhelm & Rosalie (Dams) Fredeck who came to the USA from Germany about 1881.
"The Settling of a Frontier-a History of Rural Taylor County" [TX] pg 166
"Adolph Fredeck and his wife, Louisa, lived within a stones throw to the southwest, of his parent's home. The house is still standing. Adolph learned the brick-laying trade, [from his father], but soon began plastering work. He did the plastering on the Alexander Sanitarium in Abilene in 1904."
"The Settling of a Frontier-a History of Rural Taylor County" [TX] pg 166
"Adolph Fredeck and his wife, Louisa, lived within a stones throw to the southwest, of his parent's home. The house is still standing. Adolph learned the brick-laying trade, [from his father], but soon began plastering work. He did the plastering on the Alexander Sanitarium in Abilene in 1904."
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FREDECK - Adolph Jan 15 1887 - Nov 12 1961
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