Married 23 Nov 1830 Eibau, Görlitz, Saxony, Germany
Children:
Christiana Louise Vogel 1831-
Adelheid Mathilde Vogel (m. Rudolph) 1835-1888
Wilhelm Emile Vogel 1834-1881
Selma Emelia Vogel (m. Ruppel) 1844-1918
Obituary: Der Deutsche Correspondent, July 10, 1876
Mr. Friedrich Wilh. Vogel, an aged and respected German citizen, was buried in the graveyard of St. Paul's Parish in the Druid Hill Park yesterday. Pastor Hanser of the mentioned parish gave the funeral oration, to whose text he had chosen the words of Psalm 71: "Cast me not off in the time of old age, forsake me not when I grow weak." The deceased was born in Ebersbach in the kingdom of Saxony on February 1, 1806, and came to Baltimore 21 years ago, from which time he lived with his son Emil Vogel. Eight weeks ago he had a stroke and his demise took place last Friday in the apartment of his son, No. 402 Saratoga Street. He leaves a widow and three daughters in addition to the son mentioned, and the pallbearers were HH Justus Bruehl, H. Schaefer, Schulz, Noack, and Engelhardt.
Contributor: Jennifer Rebecca Schreiner (49050307)
Siblings:
August Edward Vogel
Emilie Carolina Vogel Schuppan
Amalia Sophie Vogel Keyl
Christine Louise Vogel Dietich
Children:
Christiana Louise Vogel 1831-
Adelheid Mathilde Vogel (m. Rudolph) 1835-1888
Wilhelm Emile Vogel 1834-1881
Selma Emelia Vogel (m. Ruppel) 1844-1918
Obituary: Der Deutsche Correspondent, July 10, 1876
Mr. Friedrich Wilh. Vogel, an aged and respected German citizen, was buried in the graveyard of St. Paul's Parish in the Druid Hill Park yesterday. Pastor Hanser of the mentioned parish gave the funeral oration, to whose text he had chosen the words of Psalm 71: "Cast me not off in the time of old age, forsake me not when I grow weak." The deceased was born in Ebersbach in the kingdom of Saxony on February 1, 1806, and came to Baltimore 21 years ago, from which time he lived with his son Emil Vogel. Eight weeks ago he had a stroke and his demise took place last Friday in the apartment of his son, No. 402 Saratoga Street. He leaves a widow and three daughters in addition to the son mentioned, and the pallbearers were HH Justus Bruehl, H. Schaefer, Schulz, Noack, and Engelhardt.
Contributor: Jennifer Rebecca Schreiner (49050307)
Siblings:
August Edward Vogel
Emilie Carolina Vogel Schuppan
Amalia Sophie Vogel Keyl
Christine Louise Vogel Dietich
Married 23 Nov 1830 Eibau, Görlitz, Saxony, Germany
Children:
Christiana Louise Vogel 1831-
Adelheid Mathilde Vogel (m. Rudolph) 1835-1888
Wilhelm Emile Vogel 1834-1881
Selma Emelia Vogel (m. Ruppel) 1844-1918
Obituary: Der Deutsche Correspondent, July 10, 1876
Mr. Friedrich Wilh. Vogel, an aged and respected German citizen, was buried in the graveyard of St. Paul's Parish in the Druid Hill Park yesterday. Pastor Hanser of the mentioned parish gave the funeral oration, to whose text he had chosen the words of Psalm 71: "Cast me not off in the time of old age, forsake me not when I grow weak." The deceased was born in Ebersbach in the kingdom of Saxony on February 1, 1806, and came to Baltimore 21 years ago, from which time he lived with his son Emil Vogel. Eight weeks ago he had a stroke and his demise took place last Friday in the apartment of his son, No. 402 Saratoga Street. He leaves a widow and three daughters in addition to the son mentioned, and the pallbearers were HH Justus Bruehl, H. Schaefer, Schulz, Noack, and Engelhardt.
Contributor: Jennifer Rebecca Schreiner (49050307)
Siblings:
August Edward Vogel
Emilie Carolina Vogel Schuppan
Amalia Sophie Vogel Keyl
Christine Louise Vogel Dietich
Children:
Christiana Louise Vogel 1831-
Adelheid Mathilde Vogel (m. Rudolph) 1835-1888
Wilhelm Emile Vogel 1834-1881
Selma Emelia Vogel (m. Ruppel) 1844-1918
Obituary: Der Deutsche Correspondent, July 10, 1876
Mr. Friedrich Wilh. Vogel, an aged and respected German citizen, was buried in the graveyard of St. Paul's Parish in the Druid Hill Park yesterday. Pastor Hanser of the mentioned parish gave the funeral oration, to whose text he had chosen the words of Psalm 71: "Cast me not off in the time of old age, forsake me not when I grow weak." The deceased was born in Ebersbach in the kingdom of Saxony on February 1, 1806, and came to Baltimore 21 years ago, from which time he lived with his son Emil Vogel. Eight weeks ago he had a stroke and his demise took place last Friday in the apartment of his son, No. 402 Saratoga Street. He leaves a widow and three daughters in addition to the son mentioned, and the pallbearers were HH Justus Bruehl, H. Schaefer, Schulz, Noack, and Engelhardt.
Contributor: Jennifer Rebecca Schreiner (49050307)
Siblings:
August Edward Vogel
Emilie Carolina Vogel Schuppan
Amalia Sophie Vogel Keyl
Christine Louise Vogel Dietich
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