A son of Charles and Catherine Volkmar, Louis lived in Baltimore as a youth. Folloiwing his 1876 marriage to Carrie F. Setzer, the Volkmars relocated in New York City. A later move before the turn of the century, took the couple and their only surving child, a daughter Lulu Emma, to Chicago, IL.
Louis was a pharmacist and chemist who not only was the recipient of numerous patents for his efforts, but who also operated a successful business enterprise in Chicago.
Louis was a pharmacist and chemist who not only was the recipient of numerous patents for his efforts, but who also operated a successful business enterprise in Chicago.
A son of Charles and Catherine Volkmar, Louis lived in Baltimore as a youth. Folloiwing his 1876 marriage to Carrie F. Setzer, the Volkmars relocated in New York City. A later move before the turn of the century, took the couple and their only surving child, a daughter Lulu Emma, to Chicago, IL.
Louis was a pharmacist and chemist who not only was the recipient of numerous patents for his efforts, but who also operated a successful business enterprise in Chicago.
Louis was a pharmacist and chemist who not only was the recipient of numerous patents for his efforts, but who also operated a successful business enterprise in Chicago.
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