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Franz Alexander “Alex” Audilet

Birth
Saxony, Germany
Death
2 Jan 1944 (aged 74)
Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas, USA
Burial
Evansville, Washington County, Arkansas, USA Add to Map
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While it had not been positively determined that Franz Alexander "Alex" was buried in Academy Cemetery, it is reasonable to assume this due to the closeness of his death to his wife (Alice) and her internment in the Academy Cemetery. Due to their apparent economic situation neither grave appears to be marked.
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Extracted from article by Bernice Schroeder Schedel
...Franz Alexander "Alex" was the son of Karl Audilet a prosperous and well educated man. He had hoped that Alex would become a priest. Against the wishes of his father, Alex left home and work as a seaman for 6 years, being cast ashore in Savannah, Georgia following trouble on the ship.
...While recovering from ship board injuries the met Anna Bertha Bathke, an immigrant working in the hospital. They were married on Aug 25, 1894 in Brooklyn, New York; they had 10 children: Ruth Annie, Hertha Elizabeth, Osmar Alexander, William Paul Frank "Willie", Jack Ernest, Arno Albert, Walter A., Gustav Adolph, Forrest Marie and Henry Alexander. Alex and family lived in New York for about 3 years before moving to Dewitt County, Texas where he became a farmer. In the 1920's he and Anna divorces, afterwhich he became acquainted with Alice (Cauble) Williams-House; they were on Dec 12, 1928 in Yorktown, Dewitt County, Texas; they had no children. They relocated from Texas to Evansville, Arkansas where they lived out their lives.
While it had not been positively determined that Franz Alexander "Alex" was buried in Academy Cemetery, it is reasonable to assume this due to the closeness of his death to his wife (Alice) and her internment in the Academy Cemetery. Due to their apparent economic situation neither grave appears to be marked.
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Extracted from article by Bernice Schroeder Schedel
...Franz Alexander "Alex" was the son of Karl Audilet a prosperous and well educated man. He had hoped that Alex would become a priest. Against the wishes of his father, Alex left home and work as a seaman for 6 years, being cast ashore in Savannah, Georgia following trouble on the ship.
...While recovering from ship board injuries the met Anna Bertha Bathke, an immigrant working in the hospital. They were married on Aug 25, 1894 in Brooklyn, New York; they had 10 children: Ruth Annie, Hertha Elizabeth, Osmar Alexander, William Paul Frank "Willie", Jack Ernest, Arno Albert, Walter A., Gustav Adolph, Forrest Marie and Henry Alexander. Alex and family lived in New York for about 3 years before moving to Dewitt County, Texas where he became a farmer. In the 1920's he and Anna divorces, afterwhich he became acquainted with Alice (Cauble) Williams-House; they were on Dec 12, 1928 in Yorktown, Dewitt County, Texas; they had no children. They relocated from Texas to Evansville, Arkansas where they lived out their lives.

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