Guettner Family WEB Site
Grandfather
Casper Fritz Bauer
Edmond was a Driver for his Grandfather's Company - C F Bauer Company (405 East 19th Street Kansas City MO) - that looks to be a Feed & Seed Company. Reference Kansas City directory 1889.
Why did Edmond die so young? We found out. Thank you DeLoss McKnight III for the newspaper information.
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The Kansas City Star, July 2, 1889, p. 1:
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
Edward Gettner, age 21 years, died of blood poison this morning at the home of his uncle, Mr. C. F. Bauer, at Linwood and Harrison streets. The young man came here a few months ago from Tennessee and went to work in his uncle's feed store on Nineteenth street. He was taken ill on last Thursday.
The Kansas City Star, July 3, 1889, p. 1:
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
The funeral of Edward Gettner, the young man who died yesterday of blood poisoning at the home of his uncle, Mr. C. F. Bauer, corner Linwood and Harrison streets, will be held to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mr. Bauer. The father of the deceased arrived from Tennessee yesterday.
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Edmond is buried along with Uncle Christian's wife's family - The Wineter Family and Aunt Augusta Bauer Hassler.
See:
Augusta Bauer Hassler
Moses Charlton Wineter
& wife
Leah P Shaw Wineter
and sons
Harvey R Wineter
Sterling P Wineter
Pierce K Wineter
Leah Wineter and sons look to have come from Roane County, Tennessee with daughter Martha C Bauer & Christian Bauer after Moses' death in TN.
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Grandfather
Casper Fritz Bauer
Edmond was a Driver for his Grandfather's Company - C F Bauer Company (405 East 19th Street Kansas City MO) - that looks to be a Feed & Seed Company. Reference Kansas City directory 1889.
Why did Edmond die so young? We found out. Thank you DeLoss McKnight III for the newspaper information.
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The Kansas City Star, July 2, 1889, p. 1:
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
Edward Gettner, age 21 years, died of blood poison this morning at the home of his uncle, Mr. C. F. Bauer, at Linwood and Harrison streets. The young man came here a few months ago from Tennessee and went to work in his uncle's feed store on Nineteenth street. He was taken ill on last Thursday.
The Kansas City Star, July 3, 1889, p. 1:
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
The funeral of Edward Gettner, the young man who died yesterday of blood poisoning at the home of his uncle, Mr. C. F. Bauer, corner Linwood and Harrison streets, will be held to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mr. Bauer. The father of the deceased arrived from Tennessee yesterday.
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Edmond is buried along with Uncle Christian's wife's family - The Wineter Family and Aunt Augusta Bauer Hassler.
See:
Augusta Bauer Hassler
Moses Charlton Wineter
& wife
Leah P Shaw Wineter
and sons
Harvey R Wineter
Sterling P Wineter
Pierce K Wineter
Leah Wineter and sons look to have come from Roane County, Tennessee with daughter Martha C Bauer & Christian Bauer after Moses' death in TN.
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Guettner Family WEB Site
Grandfather
Casper Fritz Bauer
Edmond was a Driver for his Grandfather's Company - C F Bauer Company (405 East 19th Street Kansas City MO) - that looks to be a Feed & Seed Company. Reference Kansas City directory 1889.
Why did Edmond die so young? We found out. Thank you DeLoss McKnight III for the newspaper information.
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The Kansas City Star, July 2, 1889, p. 1:
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
Edward Gettner, age 21 years, died of blood poison this morning at the home of his uncle, Mr. C. F. Bauer, at Linwood and Harrison streets. The young man came here a few months ago from Tennessee and went to work in his uncle's feed store on Nineteenth street. He was taken ill on last Thursday.
The Kansas City Star, July 3, 1889, p. 1:
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
The funeral of Edward Gettner, the young man who died yesterday of blood poisoning at the home of his uncle, Mr. C. F. Bauer, corner Linwood and Harrison streets, will be held to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mr. Bauer. The father of the deceased arrived from Tennessee yesterday.
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Edmond is buried along with Uncle Christian's wife's family - The Wineter Family and Aunt Augusta Bauer Hassler.
See:
Augusta Bauer Hassler
Moses Charlton Wineter
& wife
Leah P Shaw Wineter
and sons
Harvey R Wineter
Sterling P Wineter
Pierce K Wineter
Leah Wineter and sons look to have come from Roane County, Tennessee with daughter Martha C Bauer & Christian Bauer after Moses' death in TN.
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Grandfather
Casper Fritz Bauer
Edmond was a Driver for his Grandfather's Company - C F Bauer Company (405 East 19th Street Kansas City MO) - that looks to be a Feed & Seed Company. Reference Kansas City directory 1889.
Why did Edmond die so young? We found out. Thank you DeLoss McKnight III for the newspaper information.
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The Kansas City Star, July 2, 1889, p. 1:
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
Edward Gettner, age 21 years, died of blood poison this morning at the home of his uncle, Mr. C. F. Bauer, at Linwood and Harrison streets. The young man came here a few months ago from Tennessee and went to work in his uncle's feed store on Nineteenth street. He was taken ill on last Thursday.
The Kansas City Star, July 3, 1889, p. 1:
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
The funeral of Edward Gettner, the young man who died yesterday of blood poisoning at the home of his uncle, Mr. C. F. Bauer, corner Linwood and Harrison streets, will be held to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mr. Bauer. The father of the deceased arrived from Tennessee yesterday.
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Edmond is buried along with Uncle Christian's wife's family - The Wineter Family and Aunt Augusta Bauer Hassler.
See:
Augusta Bauer Hassler
Moses Charlton Wineter
& wife
Leah P Shaw Wineter
and sons
Harvey R Wineter
Sterling P Wineter
Pierce K Wineter
Leah Wineter and sons look to have come from Roane County, Tennessee with daughter Martha C Bauer & Christian Bauer after Moses' death in TN.
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