Joseph was the son of Henry and Maria "Mary" Schucking Epping.
He had 4 sisters, Anna, Emma, Francis, and one who died at birth.
On Oct 31, 1903 he married Marion Roselee "Lottie" Burrows in Hannibal Missouri.
He was a butcher by trade.
Joseph and Lottie had 1 son Arthur Wm Epping and Lottie had 3 children from a previous marriage, Allen, Frank and Mary Lydia "Mamie" Stever.
Joseph died from Tetanus as a result of stepping on a rusty nail.
He was a member of Saint Boniface Catholic Church in Quincy, Illinois.
He had 4 sisters, Anna, Emma, Francis, and one who died at birth.
On Oct 31, 1903 he married Marion Roselee "Lottie" Burrows in Hannibal Missouri.
He was a butcher by trade.
Joseph and Lottie had 1 son Arthur Wm Epping and Lottie had 3 children from a previous marriage, Allen, Frank and Mary Lydia "Mamie" Stever.
Joseph died from Tetanus as a result of stepping on a rusty nail.
He was a member of Saint Boniface Catholic Church in Quincy, Illinois.
Joseph was the son of Henry and Maria "Mary" Schucking Epping.
He had 4 sisters, Anna, Emma, Francis, and one who died at birth.
On Oct 31, 1903 he married Marion Roselee "Lottie" Burrows in Hannibal Missouri.
He was a butcher by trade.
Joseph and Lottie had 1 son Arthur Wm Epping and Lottie had 3 children from a previous marriage, Allen, Frank and Mary Lydia "Mamie" Stever.
Joseph died from Tetanus as a result of stepping on a rusty nail.
He was a member of Saint Boniface Catholic Church in Quincy, Illinois.
He had 4 sisters, Anna, Emma, Francis, and one who died at birth.
On Oct 31, 1903 he married Marion Roselee "Lottie" Burrows in Hannibal Missouri.
He was a butcher by trade.
Joseph and Lottie had 1 son Arthur Wm Epping and Lottie had 3 children from a previous marriage, Allen, Frank and Mary Lydia "Mamie" Stever.
Joseph died from Tetanus as a result of stepping on a rusty nail.
He was a member of Saint Boniface Catholic Church in Quincy, Illinois.
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