Frank was the husband of Theresa, and father of 8. He came to the United States in the early 1900's settling in Manhattan. He then sent for his wife and children. Later they moved to Brooklyn. He was a gardener by trade, but also worked as a malter in the breweries of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
His death in 1916,of pneumonia, left a very young widow with 8 small children.
Thank you so much to Ahley for sponsoring this page.
And thank you to NewYorkHistorian for taking the photos.
Please note: This cemetery required the same metal markers for all so that all people would be equal. These metal markers which were stolen during the Depression.
Note: I do not give anyone permission to reprint any information or photo's that have been added to this memorial.
His death in 1916,of pneumonia, left a very young widow with 8 small children.
Thank you so much to Ahley for sponsoring this page.
And thank you to NewYorkHistorian for taking the photos.
Please note: This cemetery required the same metal markers for all so that all people would be equal. These metal markers which were stolen during the Depression.
Note: I do not give anyone permission to reprint any information or photo's that have been added to this memorial.
Frank was the husband of Theresa, and father of 8. He came to the United States in the early 1900's settling in Manhattan. He then sent for his wife and children. Later they moved to Brooklyn. He was a gardener by trade, but also worked as a malter in the breweries of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
His death in 1916,of pneumonia, left a very young widow with 8 small children.
Thank you so much to Ahley for sponsoring this page.
And thank you to NewYorkHistorian for taking the photos.
Please note: This cemetery required the same metal markers for all so that all people would be equal. These metal markers which were stolen during the Depression.
Note: I do not give anyone permission to reprint any information or photo's that have been added to this memorial.
His death in 1916,of pneumonia, left a very young widow with 8 small children.
Thank you so much to Ahley for sponsoring this page.
And thank you to NewYorkHistorian for taking the photos.
Please note: This cemetery required the same metal markers for all so that all people would be equal. These metal markers which were stolen during the Depression.
Note: I do not give anyone permission to reprint any information or photo's that have been added to this memorial.
