Born as Carl Johann Friedrich Krüger in Friedland, Mecklenburg-Strelitz 20 Oct 1845 to parents Carl Krüger and Caroline Freund. He immigrated aboard Ship Vandalia arriving Oct 25, 1871 in NYC. He settled in Detroit and worked as a carpenter and eventually a stone mason.
He married Wilhelmine Kuhlow 22 Dec 1877 at Historic Trinity Lutheran Church. They had children: Amanda (Reinstein, Kaltz), Frederick, Clara, Charles and Minnie (Knief). They lived at 279 Maple Street which was then right at the end of Elmwood Cemetery.
He married Wilhelmine Kuhlow 22 Dec 1877 at Historic Trinity Lutheran Church. They had children: Amanda (Reinstein, Kaltz), Frederick, Clara, Charles and Minnie (Knief). They lived at 279 Maple Street which was then right at the end of Elmwood Cemetery.
Born as Carl Johann Friedrich Krüger in Friedland, Mecklenburg-Strelitz 20 Oct 1845 to parents Carl Krüger and Caroline Freund. He immigrated aboard Ship Vandalia arriving Oct 25, 1871 in NYC. He settled in Detroit and worked as a carpenter and eventually a stone mason.
He married Wilhelmine Kuhlow 22 Dec 1877 at Historic Trinity Lutheran Church. They had children: Amanda (Reinstein, Kaltz), Frederick, Clara, Charles and Minnie (Knief). They lived at 279 Maple Street which was then right at the end of Elmwood Cemetery.
He married Wilhelmine Kuhlow 22 Dec 1877 at Historic Trinity Lutheran Church. They had children: Amanda (Reinstein, Kaltz), Frederick, Clara, Charles and Minnie (Knief). They lived at 279 Maple Street which was then right at the end of Elmwood Cemetery.
