Edward was the 12th child of Frank CINADR, who came to Davenport, Iowa 1851-1856.
This last name was listed many ways over the years in church records and in the census: Cinadr, Cznadr, Snayder, Schneider, Zenader, Cinader, Snyder, Jenader.
Edward and his siblings were baptized at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, which still stands today. Edward's baptismal record shows his name as ADOLPHUS ANTONIO JENADER (or Zenader). His Godparents were John and Margaret Bruha.
Edward and the only siblings he knew, Charles and Anna, moved to Chicago some time before 1897. There, he met and married Barbara Rausch on April 28, 1897.
Ed was a foreman at a glass factory.
This last name was listed many ways over the years in church records and in the census: Cinadr, Cznadr, Snayder, Schneider, Zenader, Cinader, Snyder, Jenader.
Edward and his siblings were baptized at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, which still stands today. Edward's baptismal record shows his name as ADOLPHUS ANTONIO JENADER (or Zenader). His Godparents were John and Margaret Bruha.
Edward and the only siblings he knew, Charles and Anna, moved to Chicago some time before 1897. There, he met and married Barbara Rausch on April 28, 1897.
Ed was a foreman at a glass factory.
Edward was the 12th child of Frank CINADR, who came to Davenport, Iowa 1851-1856.
This last name was listed many ways over the years in church records and in the census: Cinadr, Cznadr, Snayder, Schneider, Zenader, Cinader, Snyder, Jenader.
Edward and his siblings were baptized at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, which still stands today. Edward's baptismal record shows his name as ADOLPHUS ANTONIO JENADER (or Zenader). His Godparents were John and Margaret Bruha.
Edward and the only siblings he knew, Charles and Anna, moved to Chicago some time before 1897. There, he met and married Barbara Rausch on April 28, 1897.
Ed was a foreman at a glass factory.
This last name was listed many ways over the years in church records and in the census: Cinadr, Cznadr, Snayder, Schneider, Zenader, Cinader, Snyder, Jenader.
Edward and his siblings were baptized at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, which still stands today. Edward's baptismal record shows his name as ADOLPHUS ANTONIO JENADER (or Zenader). His Godparents were John and Margaret Bruha.
Edward and the only siblings he knew, Charles and Anna, moved to Chicago some time before 1897. There, he met and married Barbara Rausch on April 28, 1897.
Ed was a foreman at a glass factory.
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