Frank A Jensen is the last known child to be born to Asmus and Helena (Molzen) Jensen. He lived to be 13 years old. He was named after his next older brother who died in infancy. Asmus and Helena had three babies who died in infancy, one, Jacob, who died at 9 years old, and this Frank, who died at 13. Their other two children, Charles and Catherine, lived into adulthood.
Asmus and Helen immigrated from Prussia in the late 1860s and settled in Newton where Asmus started a shoe repair and sales business. His building still stands, minus the tin ceiling. The family lived in the large house behind the shop, which is where Frank would have been born.
Frank is presumed to be buried in Greenwood Cemetery where his parents, two brothers and a sister are also buried.
Asmus and Helen immigrated from Prussia in the late 1860s and settled in Newton where Asmus started a shoe repair and sales business. His building still stands, minus the tin ceiling. The family lived in the large house behind the shop, which is where Frank would have been born.
Frank is presumed to be buried in Greenwood Cemetery where his parents, two brothers and a sister are also buried.
Frank A Jensen is the last known child to be born to Asmus and Helena (Molzen) Jensen. He lived to be 13 years old. He was named after his next older brother who died in infancy. Asmus and Helena had three babies who died in infancy, one, Jacob, who died at 9 years old, and this Frank, who died at 13. Their other two children, Charles and Catherine, lived into adulthood.
Asmus and Helen immigrated from Prussia in the late 1860s and settled in Newton where Asmus started a shoe repair and sales business. His building still stands, minus the tin ceiling. The family lived in the large house behind the shop, which is where Frank would have been born.
Frank is presumed to be buried in Greenwood Cemetery where his parents, two brothers and a sister are also buried.
Asmus and Helen immigrated from Prussia in the late 1860s and settled in Newton where Asmus started a shoe repair and sales business. His building still stands, minus the tin ceiling. The family lived in the large house behind the shop, which is where Frank would have been born.
Frank is presumed to be buried in Greenwood Cemetery where his parents, two brothers and a sister are also buried.
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