Oscar Pfannstiel was a second generation Texan. His grandparents, Friedrich and Maria (Ebon) Pfannstiel, and Michael and Dora (Hoffmeister) Hell, came from Germany. They settled in Guadalupe County, Texas.
Oscar's grandparents and father were farmers.
After the War, Oscar settled in San Antonio, where he was a fifty year resident. He married Josie Jerkins, and they raised her three children, from a previous marriage. At the time of his death, his profession was that of a sewing machine salesman.
Oscar's grandparents and father were farmers.
After the War, Oscar settled in San Antonio, where he was a fifty year resident. He married Josie Jerkins, and they raised her three children, from a previous marriage. At the time of his death, his profession was that of a sewing machine salesman.
Oscar Pfannstiel was a second generation Texan. His grandparents, Friedrich and Maria (Ebon) Pfannstiel, and Michael and Dora (Hoffmeister) Hell, came from Germany. They settled in Guadalupe County, Texas.
Oscar's grandparents and father were farmers.
After the War, Oscar settled in San Antonio, where he was a fifty year resident. He married Josie Jerkins, and they raised her three children, from a previous marriage. At the time of his death, his profession was that of a sewing machine salesman.
Oscar's grandparents and father were farmers.
After the War, Oscar settled in San Antonio, where he was a fifty year resident. He married Josie Jerkins, and they raised her three children, from a previous marriage. At the time of his death, his profession was that of a sewing machine salesman.
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