Spouse1: ? m. 1847 Chelsea, London, England
Spouse2: Sarah A ? m. bef 1873
Spouse3: Matte Morris m. 20 July 1882
The woman he married in 1847 London is on this list:
Mary Ann Stone
Mary Elizabeth Symons
Emma Lucy Davison
Henrietta Mary Ann Jeffree
Footsteps:
1858 Cincinnati, OH
1859 Cincinnati, OH
1860 Cincinnati, OH
1861 Boston, MA
1864 Boston, MA
1865 New York
1867 New York
1872 Manhattan, NY
1873 Buffalo, NY
1875 Connecticut (Mrs. was at Buffalo)
1876 Boston, MA
1877 Boston, MA
1878 Philadelphia, PA
1880 Cambridge, MA
1882 Chicago, IL
1884 Manhattan, NY
1890 Providence, RI
1891 Providence, RI
1892 Manhattan, NY
1894 Buffalo, NY
1896 Chicago, IL
1898 Chicago, IL
1907 Chicago, IL
According to Artists in Ohio, 1787-1900: A Biographical Dictionary by Jeffrey Weidman, Christian Fabronius is not his father. From what I can see, he was actually David Christian Fabronius and went by Christian. A prominent Lithographer in his own rights. David C Fabronius is prob Jr. So if Christian Fabronius is not his father, then he is prob an uncle. I just don't see why the connection of parentage is not accepted. David C Fabronius followed Dominique C Fabronius from state to state, town to town.
Spouse2: Sarah A ? m. bef 1873
Spouse3: Matte Morris m. 20 July 1882
The woman he married in 1847 London is on this list:
Mary Ann Stone
Mary Elizabeth Symons
Emma Lucy Davison
Henrietta Mary Ann Jeffree
Footsteps:
1858 Cincinnati, OH
1859 Cincinnati, OH
1860 Cincinnati, OH
1861 Boston, MA
1864 Boston, MA
1865 New York
1867 New York
1872 Manhattan, NY
1873 Buffalo, NY
1875 Connecticut (Mrs. was at Buffalo)
1876 Boston, MA
1877 Boston, MA
1878 Philadelphia, PA
1880 Cambridge, MA
1882 Chicago, IL
1884 Manhattan, NY
1890 Providence, RI
1891 Providence, RI
1892 Manhattan, NY
1894 Buffalo, NY
1896 Chicago, IL
1898 Chicago, IL
1907 Chicago, IL
According to Artists in Ohio, 1787-1900: A Biographical Dictionary by Jeffrey Weidman, Christian Fabronius is not his father. From what I can see, he was actually David Christian Fabronius and went by Christian. A prominent Lithographer in his own rights. David C Fabronius is prob Jr. So if Christian Fabronius is not his father, then he is prob an uncle. I just don't see why the connection of parentage is not accepted. David C Fabronius followed Dominique C Fabronius from state to state, town to town.
Spouse1: ? m. 1847 Chelsea, London, England
Spouse2: Sarah A ? m. bef 1873
Spouse3: Matte Morris m. 20 July 1882
The woman he married in 1847 London is on this list:
Mary Ann Stone
Mary Elizabeth Symons
Emma Lucy Davison
Henrietta Mary Ann Jeffree
Footsteps:
1858 Cincinnati, OH
1859 Cincinnati, OH
1860 Cincinnati, OH
1861 Boston, MA
1864 Boston, MA
1865 New York
1867 New York
1872 Manhattan, NY
1873 Buffalo, NY
1875 Connecticut (Mrs. was at Buffalo)
1876 Boston, MA
1877 Boston, MA
1878 Philadelphia, PA
1880 Cambridge, MA
1882 Chicago, IL
1884 Manhattan, NY
1890 Providence, RI
1891 Providence, RI
1892 Manhattan, NY
1894 Buffalo, NY
1896 Chicago, IL
1898 Chicago, IL
1907 Chicago, IL
According to Artists in Ohio, 1787-1900: A Biographical Dictionary by Jeffrey Weidman, Christian Fabronius is not his father. From what I can see, he was actually David Christian Fabronius and went by Christian. A prominent Lithographer in his own rights. David C Fabronius is prob Jr. So if Christian Fabronius is not his father, then he is prob an uncle. I just don't see why the connection of parentage is not accepted. David C Fabronius followed Dominique C Fabronius from state to state, town to town.
Spouse2: Sarah A ? m. bef 1873
Spouse3: Matte Morris m. 20 July 1882
The woman he married in 1847 London is on this list:
Mary Ann Stone
Mary Elizabeth Symons
Emma Lucy Davison
Henrietta Mary Ann Jeffree
Footsteps:
1858 Cincinnati, OH
1859 Cincinnati, OH
1860 Cincinnati, OH
1861 Boston, MA
1864 Boston, MA
1865 New York
1867 New York
1872 Manhattan, NY
1873 Buffalo, NY
1875 Connecticut (Mrs. was at Buffalo)
1876 Boston, MA
1877 Boston, MA
1878 Philadelphia, PA
1880 Cambridge, MA
1882 Chicago, IL
1884 Manhattan, NY
1890 Providence, RI
1891 Providence, RI
1892 Manhattan, NY
1894 Buffalo, NY
1896 Chicago, IL
1898 Chicago, IL
1907 Chicago, IL
According to Artists in Ohio, 1787-1900: A Biographical Dictionary by Jeffrey Weidman, Christian Fabronius is not his father. From what I can see, he was actually David Christian Fabronius and went by Christian. A prominent Lithographer in his own rights. David C Fabronius is prob Jr. So if Christian Fabronius is not his father, then he is prob an uncle. I just don't see why the connection of parentage is not accepted. David C Fabronius followed Dominique C Fabronius from state to state, town to town.
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Who Was Who in American Art swears he died in 1888 and in 1894, and here he is.
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