son of Frank Wagner and Caroline Killian; married Lena Schmitt/Smith 26 Feb 1900 (divorced); married Mary Whitten (nee Masters) Dec 1924 Hamilton Co., OH
Leo Wagner, 64, of 420 West Eighth street, was burned to death early Friday morning when the W. T. Collins wagon shed at 520 Pearl, in which he was sleeping, was completely destroyed by a blaze of unknown origin, resulting in an estimated $4,000 damage. Survivors include his wife, Mary; step-son, Edgar L. Whitten; two brothers, Sam and Charles Wagner, of New Albany; and four sisters, Mrs. Emma Welch, of Detroit, Mrs. L. R. Gohmann, Mrs. Rose R. Deuser, and Mrs. Minnie Welch of New Albany. - New Albany Tribune 02 Jul 1943
Leo Wagner, 64, of 420 West Eighth street, was burned to death early Friday morning when the W. T. Collins wagon shed at 520 Pearl, in which he was sleeping, was completely destroyed by a blaze of unknown origin, resulting in an estimated $4,000 damage. Survivors include his wife, Mary; step-son, Edgar L. Whitten; two brothers, Sam and Charles Wagner, of New Albany; and four sisters, Mrs. Emma Welch, of Detroit, Mrs. L. R. Gohmann, Mrs. Rose R. Deuser, and Mrs. Minnie Welch of New Albany. - New Albany Tribune 02 Jul 1943
son of Frank Wagner and Caroline Killian; married Lena Schmitt/Smith 26 Feb 1900 (divorced); married Mary Whitten (nee Masters) Dec 1924 Hamilton Co., OH
Leo Wagner, 64, of 420 West Eighth street, was burned to death early Friday morning when the W. T. Collins wagon shed at 520 Pearl, in which he was sleeping, was completely destroyed by a blaze of unknown origin, resulting in an estimated $4,000 damage. Survivors include his wife, Mary; step-son, Edgar L. Whitten; two brothers, Sam and Charles Wagner, of New Albany; and four sisters, Mrs. Emma Welch, of Detroit, Mrs. L. R. Gohmann, Mrs. Rose R. Deuser, and Mrs. Minnie Welch of New Albany. - New Albany Tribune 02 Jul 1943
Leo Wagner, 64, of 420 West Eighth street, was burned to death early Friday morning when the W. T. Collins wagon shed at 520 Pearl, in which he was sleeping, was completely destroyed by a blaze of unknown origin, resulting in an estimated $4,000 damage. Survivors include his wife, Mary; step-son, Edgar L. Whitten; two brothers, Sam and Charles Wagner, of New Albany; and four sisters, Mrs. Emma Welch, of Detroit, Mrs. L. R. Gohmann, Mrs. Rose R. Deuser, and Mrs. Minnie Welch of New Albany. - New Albany Tribune 02 Jul 1943
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