He was born in the town of Usch Hauland in the Province of Posen within the Kingdom of Prussia.
Usch Hauland is now known as Ługi Ujskie and is located within Piła County (Powiat Pilski) within the Province of Greater Poland (Wielkopolska Voivodeship or Województwo Wielkopolskie) in northwestern Poland.
His mother, Albertina Timm Manske, died in Germany on September 15, 1866. She was also the mother of his siblings Joseph Nicholas Manske (1853-1920) and Anna Manske (who died at birth in 1853 in Germany).
Usch Hauland is now known as Ługi Ujskie and is located within Piła County (Powiat Pilski) within the Province of Greater Poland (Wielkopolska Voivodeship or Województwo Wielkopolskie) in northwestern Poland.
His mother, Albertina Timm Manske, died in Germany on September 15, 1866. She was also the mother of his siblings Joseph Nicholas Manske (1853-1920) and Anna Manske (who died at birth in 1853 in Germany).
He was born in the town of Usch Hauland in the Province of Posen within the Kingdom of Prussia.
Usch Hauland is now known as Ługi Ujskie and is located within Piła County (Powiat Pilski) within the Province of Greater Poland (Wielkopolska Voivodeship or Województwo Wielkopolskie) in northwestern Poland.
His mother, Albertina Timm Manske, died in Germany on September 15, 1866. She was also the mother of his siblings Joseph Nicholas Manske (1853-1920) and Anna Manske (who died at birth in 1853 in Germany).
Usch Hauland is now known as Ługi Ujskie and is located within Piła County (Powiat Pilski) within the Province of Greater Poland (Wielkopolska Voivodeship or Województwo Wielkopolskie) in northwestern Poland.
His mother, Albertina Timm Manske, died in Germany on September 15, 1866. She was also the mother of his siblings Joseph Nicholas Manske (1853-1920) and Anna Manske (who died at birth in 1853 in Germany).
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Burial: 30 September 1914
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