There have been variations of the spelling of the last name on various documents - Buchholz, Bucholz, Buckholz.
Adolph Buchholz was born in Michigan, on February 20, 1887, to parents Henry C. and Mary A. Buchholz, both born in Germany.
Adolph was the second child in a family of four known children. His brothers were: Albert, b. 1883; Otto B., b. 1888; and Frederick W., b. 1891.
On Aug 6, 1910, Adolph married Wilhelmina "Minnie" Bruschitzki, born in Michigan (1887-1962). Minnie was a daughter of Julius Bruschitzki (1856-1917), and Ida Amalie Sukkau (1856-1936), both born in West Prussia.
Adolph and Minnie settled in Detroit where Adolph worked in valve assembly. They had seven children: Raymond, Elmer, Arnold, Mildred, Eleanor, Gertrude, and Richard.
Adolph died in 1931, and Minnie remained in Michigan. She died in 1962, and both are buried in Woodmere Cemetery.
Adolph Buchholz was born in Michigan, on February 20, 1887, to parents Henry C. and Mary A. Buchholz, both born in Germany.
Adolph was the second child in a family of four known children. His brothers were: Albert, b. 1883; Otto B., b. 1888; and Frederick W., b. 1891.
On Aug 6, 1910, Adolph married Wilhelmina "Minnie" Bruschitzki, born in Michigan (1887-1962). Minnie was a daughter of Julius Bruschitzki (1856-1917), and Ida Amalie Sukkau (1856-1936), both born in West Prussia.
Adolph and Minnie settled in Detroit where Adolph worked in valve assembly. They had seven children: Raymond, Elmer, Arnold, Mildred, Eleanor, Gertrude, and Richard.
Adolph died in 1931, and Minnie remained in Michigan. She died in 1962, and both are buried in Woodmere Cemetery.
There have been variations of the spelling of the last name on various documents - Buchholz, Bucholz, Buckholz.
Adolph Buchholz was born in Michigan, on February 20, 1887, to parents Henry C. and Mary A. Buchholz, both born in Germany.
Adolph was the second child in a family of four known children. His brothers were: Albert, b. 1883; Otto B., b. 1888; and Frederick W., b. 1891.
On Aug 6, 1910, Adolph married Wilhelmina "Minnie" Bruschitzki, born in Michigan (1887-1962). Minnie was a daughter of Julius Bruschitzki (1856-1917), and Ida Amalie Sukkau (1856-1936), both born in West Prussia.
Adolph and Minnie settled in Detroit where Adolph worked in valve assembly. They had seven children: Raymond, Elmer, Arnold, Mildred, Eleanor, Gertrude, and Richard.
Adolph died in 1931, and Minnie remained in Michigan. She died in 1962, and both are buried in Woodmere Cemetery.
Adolph Buchholz was born in Michigan, on February 20, 1887, to parents Henry C. and Mary A. Buchholz, both born in Germany.
Adolph was the second child in a family of four known children. His brothers were: Albert, b. 1883; Otto B., b. 1888; and Frederick W., b. 1891.
On Aug 6, 1910, Adolph married Wilhelmina "Minnie" Bruschitzki, born in Michigan (1887-1962). Minnie was a daughter of Julius Bruschitzki (1856-1917), and Ida Amalie Sukkau (1856-1936), both born in West Prussia.
Adolph and Minnie settled in Detroit where Adolph worked in valve assembly. They had seven children: Raymond, Elmer, Arnold, Mildred, Eleanor, Gertrude, and Richard.
Adolph died in 1931, and Minnie remained in Michigan. She died in 1962, and both are buried in Woodmere Cemetery.
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