Ferdinand Kobolt III was born in 1883 in Philadelphia to Ferdinand Kobolt II and wife, Johanna.
He married Elsie Dietrich Meyer in 1911 in Philadelphia, and the couple lived in Pennsylvania and New Jersey during their marriage. They had three children -- Frederick (Buster) Kobolt (1912 – 1980); John Kobolt (1916 – 1916); and
Marguerite Meyer Kobolt (1917 – 2008).
The Kobolts were living in Atlantic City, New Jersey, when Ferd became ill, but he was hospitalized in Philadelphia where he died of complications from diabetes in 1925.
He married Elsie Dietrich Meyer in 1911 in Philadelphia, and the couple lived in Pennsylvania and New Jersey during their marriage. They had three children -- Frederick (Buster) Kobolt (1912 – 1980); John Kobolt (1916 – 1916); and
Marguerite Meyer Kobolt (1917 – 2008).
The Kobolts were living in Atlantic City, New Jersey, when Ferd became ill, but he was hospitalized in Philadelphia where he died of complications from diabetes in 1925.
Ferdinand Kobolt III was born in 1883 in Philadelphia to Ferdinand Kobolt II and wife, Johanna.
He married Elsie Dietrich Meyer in 1911 in Philadelphia, and the couple lived in Pennsylvania and New Jersey during their marriage. They had three children -- Frederick (Buster) Kobolt (1912 – 1980); John Kobolt (1916 – 1916); and
Marguerite Meyer Kobolt (1917 – 2008).
The Kobolts were living in Atlantic City, New Jersey, when Ferd became ill, but he was hospitalized in Philadelphia where he died of complications from diabetes in 1925.
He married Elsie Dietrich Meyer in 1911 in Philadelphia, and the couple lived in Pennsylvania and New Jersey during their marriage. They had three children -- Frederick (Buster) Kobolt (1912 – 1980); John Kobolt (1916 – 1916); and
Marguerite Meyer Kobolt (1917 – 2008).
The Kobolts were living in Atlantic City, New Jersey, when Ferd became ill, but he was hospitalized in Philadelphia where he died of complications from diabetes in 1925.
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