George Fruh of Blackduck was found dead at his mobile home in Town & Country Court, Blackduck, late Tuesday morning, October 12 [1976].
He had lived at the mobile home court the past two months, moving from Kelliher in August. He operated a locker plant at Kelliher for a time and, in earlier years. lived on the north side of Blackduck Lake, and in Iowa.
Fruh was born August 29, 1894 in Michigan, N.D. He married Mae Johnson in March of 1921 at Fort Dodge, Iowa. They lived there one year, then moved to Clarion, Iowa.
He had been in the oil business and operated locker plants. They came to Kelliher in 1952 and to Blackduck two months ago.
He was a member of the Masons, Veterans of WWI and the American Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mae, two brothers, Jack, Meadowlands, MN and Tony of Kelliher and a sister, Marie of Blackduck.
George Fruh was preceded by two brothers Carl and Herman and a sister Jackie Wagner.
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1910 Census: George Fruh (46) born about 1864 in Germany and immigrated 1885, was living in East Grand Forks Ward 4, Polk, Minnesota. He was married to Jacobine Fruh (45) born about 1865 in Germany and immigrated 1889. Children: Annie (18), George (15), Carl (14), John (13), Herman (12), Emma (11), and Anton (4). All the children were born in North Dakota except Annie, who was born in Washington, DC.
1917 World War I Draft Registration: George A Fruh (22) born August 29 1894 in Michigan City, North Dakota, had a home address of Blackduck, Minnesota. His present occupation was farm laborer for Hans Luths in Petersburg Township, Nelson County, North Dakota. He was single and hadn't had any previous military service. He claimed exemption in order to support his parents and a sister. Physical description: tall, stout, blue eyes, and dark hair.
1921: Marriage of George A Fruh & Mae E Johnson, March 3 1921 in Webster County, Iowa.
1925 Iowa State Census: George Fruh (30) and his wife May Fruh (30) were living in Clarion, Wright, Iowa.
1930 Census: George A Fruh (35) born about 1895 in North Dakota, was living in Clarion, Wright, Iowa where he was the proprietor of a gas station. He was married to Mae E Fruh (36) born about 1894 in Iowa.
1940 Census: George Fruh (45) born in North Dakota, was livng in Clarion, Wright, Iowa. His occupation was butcher. He was married to Mae Fruh (45) born in Iowa. Her occupation is listed as saleslady in a meat locker.
He had lived at the mobile home court the past two months, moving from Kelliher in August. He operated a locker plant at Kelliher for a time and, in earlier years. lived on the north side of Blackduck Lake, and in Iowa.
Fruh was born August 29, 1894 in Michigan, N.D. He married Mae Johnson in March of 1921 at Fort Dodge, Iowa. They lived there one year, then moved to Clarion, Iowa.
He had been in the oil business and operated locker plants. They came to Kelliher in 1952 and to Blackduck two months ago.
He was a member of the Masons, Veterans of WWI and the American Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mae, two brothers, Jack, Meadowlands, MN and Tony of Kelliher and a sister, Marie of Blackduck.
George Fruh was preceded by two brothers Carl and Herman and a sister Jackie Wagner.
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1910 Census: George Fruh (46) born about 1864 in Germany and immigrated 1885, was living in East Grand Forks Ward 4, Polk, Minnesota. He was married to Jacobine Fruh (45) born about 1865 in Germany and immigrated 1889. Children: Annie (18), George (15), Carl (14), John (13), Herman (12), Emma (11), and Anton (4). All the children were born in North Dakota except Annie, who was born in Washington, DC.
1917 World War I Draft Registration: George A Fruh (22) born August 29 1894 in Michigan City, North Dakota, had a home address of Blackduck, Minnesota. His present occupation was farm laborer for Hans Luths in Petersburg Township, Nelson County, North Dakota. He was single and hadn't had any previous military service. He claimed exemption in order to support his parents and a sister. Physical description: tall, stout, blue eyes, and dark hair.
1921: Marriage of George A Fruh & Mae E Johnson, March 3 1921 in Webster County, Iowa.
1925 Iowa State Census: George Fruh (30) and his wife May Fruh (30) were living in Clarion, Wright, Iowa.
1930 Census: George A Fruh (35) born about 1895 in North Dakota, was living in Clarion, Wright, Iowa where he was the proprietor of a gas station. He was married to Mae E Fruh (36) born about 1894 in Iowa.
1940 Census: George Fruh (45) born in North Dakota, was livng in Clarion, Wright, Iowa. His occupation was butcher. He was married to Mae Fruh (45) born in Iowa. Her occupation is listed as saleslady in a meat locker.
George Fruh of Blackduck was found dead at his mobile home in Town & Country Court, Blackduck, late Tuesday morning, October 12 [1976].
He had lived at the mobile home court the past two months, moving from Kelliher in August. He operated a locker plant at Kelliher for a time and, in earlier years. lived on the north side of Blackduck Lake, and in Iowa.
Fruh was born August 29, 1894 in Michigan, N.D. He married Mae Johnson in March of 1921 at Fort Dodge, Iowa. They lived there one year, then moved to Clarion, Iowa.
He had been in the oil business and operated locker plants. They came to Kelliher in 1952 and to Blackduck two months ago.
He was a member of the Masons, Veterans of WWI and the American Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mae, two brothers, Jack, Meadowlands, MN and Tony of Kelliher and a sister, Marie of Blackduck.
George Fruh was preceded by two brothers Carl and Herman and a sister Jackie Wagner.
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1910 Census: George Fruh (46) born about 1864 in Germany and immigrated 1885, was living in East Grand Forks Ward 4, Polk, Minnesota. He was married to Jacobine Fruh (45) born about 1865 in Germany and immigrated 1889. Children: Annie (18), George (15), Carl (14), John (13), Herman (12), Emma (11), and Anton (4). All the children were born in North Dakota except Annie, who was born in Washington, DC.
1917 World War I Draft Registration: George A Fruh (22) born August 29 1894 in Michigan City, North Dakota, had a home address of Blackduck, Minnesota. His present occupation was farm laborer for Hans Luths in Petersburg Township, Nelson County, North Dakota. He was single and hadn't had any previous military service. He claimed exemption in order to support his parents and a sister. Physical description: tall, stout, blue eyes, and dark hair.
1921: Marriage of George A Fruh & Mae E Johnson, March 3 1921 in Webster County, Iowa.
1925 Iowa State Census: George Fruh (30) and his wife May Fruh (30) were living in Clarion, Wright, Iowa.
1930 Census: George A Fruh (35) born about 1895 in North Dakota, was living in Clarion, Wright, Iowa where he was the proprietor of a gas station. He was married to Mae E Fruh (36) born about 1894 in Iowa.
1940 Census: George Fruh (45) born in North Dakota, was livng in Clarion, Wright, Iowa. His occupation was butcher. He was married to Mae Fruh (45) born in Iowa. Her occupation is listed as saleslady in a meat locker.
He had lived at the mobile home court the past two months, moving from Kelliher in August. He operated a locker plant at Kelliher for a time and, in earlier years. lived on the north side of Blackduck Lake, and in Iowa.
Fruh was born August 29, 1894 in Michigan, N.D. He married Mae Johnson in March of 1921 at Fort Dodge, Iowa. They lived there one year, then moved to Clarion, Iowa.
He had been in the oil business and operated locker plants. They came to Kelliher in 1952 and to Blackduck two months ago.
He was a member of the Masons, Veterans of WWI and the American Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mae, two brothers, Jack, Meadowlands, MN and Tony of Kelliher and a sister, Marie of Blackduck.
George Fruh was preceded by two brothers Carl and Herman and a sister Jackie Wagner.
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1910 Census: George Fruh (46) born about 1864 in Germany and immigrated 1885, was living in East Grand Forks Ward 4, Polk, Minnesota. He was married to Jacobine Fruh (45) born about 1865 in Germany and immigrated 1889. Children: Annie (18), George (15), Carl (14), John (13), Herman (12), Emma (11), and Anton (4). All the children were born in North Dakota except Annie, who was born in Washington, DC.
1917 World War I Draft Registration: George A Fruh (22) born August 29 1894 in Michigan City, North Dakota, had a home address of Blackduck, Minnesota. His present occupation was farm laborer for Hans Luths in Petersburg Township, Nelson County, North Dakota. He was single and hadn't had any previous military service. He claimed exemption in order to support his parents and a sister. Physical description: tall, stout, blue eyes, and dark hair.
1921: Marriage of George A Fruh & Mae E Johnson, March 3 1921 in Webster County, Iowa.
1925 Iowa State Census: George Fruh (30) and his wife May Fruh (30) were living in Clarion, Wright, Iowa.
1930 Census: George A Fruh (35) born about 1895 in North Dakota, was living in Clarion, Wright, Iowa where he was the proprietor of a gas station. He was married to Mae E Fruh (36) born about 1894 in Iowa.
1940 Census: George Fruh (45) born in North Dakota, was livng in Clarion, Wright, Iowa. His occupation was butcher. He was married to Mae Fruh (45) born in Iowa. Her occupation is listed as saleslady in a meat locker.
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