Julius' middle initial shows as C on his sons' (memorial?) stone in Section S, but as B in the 1900 census. His 1880 census appearance states he was born in Prussia, along with his first wife Anna. The sons Edward and John do not appear in the online cemeteries records; must check with the office. Edward's obit appears on March 31, 1894 in a local newspaper.
His obituary appears in the local newspaper on March 25, 1902; but his online cemetery record gives his date of death as Feb 24, 1902 (which is notoriously wrong for early records).
His obituary appears in the local newspaper on March 25, 1902; but his online cemetery record gives his date of death as Feb 24, 1902 (which is notoriously wrong for early records).
Julius' middle initial shows as C on his sons' (memorial?) stone in Section S, but as B in the 1900 census. His 1880 census appearance states he was born in Prussia, along with his first wife Anna. The sons Edward and John do not appear in the online cemeteries records; must check with the office. Edward's obit appears on March 31, 1894 in a local newspaper.
His obituary appears in the local newspaper on March 25, 1902; but his online cemetery record gives his date of death as Feb 24, 1902 (which is notoriously wrong for early records).
His obituary appears in the local newspaper on March 25, 1902; but his online cemetery record gives his date of death as Feb 24, 1902 (which is notoriously wrong for early records).
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