Phillip Hendrix Acker was born January 30, 1885 in Caseyville, Union County, Kentucky to Phillip Acker of Germany and Mary Catherine Oberhausen. He was 6 ft tall, had dark eyes, dark hair and dark complexion. He married Gertrude Ann Behrens April 20, 1915. They had at least three children. Phillip was a farmer in Dimmit, Castro County, Texas. He joined the LOYALTY RANGERS July 27, 1918 through February 1919. Loyalty Rangers worked under cover and most people never knew what they were doing. They were a sort of an FBI, working under the Hobby Loyalty Act of 1918. He died November 4, 1969 in Castro County, Texas and was buried in the Holy Family Cemetery in Nazareth, Castro County, Texas.
Phillip Hendrix Acker was born January 30, 1885 in Caseyville, Union County, Kentucky to Phillip Acker of Germany and Mary Catherine Oberhausen. He was 6 ft tall, had dark eyes, dark hair and dark complexion. He married Gertrude Ann Behrens April 20, 1915. They had at least three children. Phillip was a farmer in Dimmit, Castro County, Texas. He joined the LOYALTY RANGERS July 27, 1918 through February 1919. Loyalty Rangers worked under cover and most people never knew what they were doing. They were a sort of an FBI, working under the Hobby Loyalty Act of 1918. He died November 4, 1969 in Castro County, Texas and was buried in the Holy Family Cemetery in Nazareth, Castro County, Texas.
Family Members
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Clara Catherine Acker Kleman
1916–2002
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Herman Philip Acker
1917–1990
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Alice Mary Acker
1919–1932
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Emma Francis Acker Moser
1922–2005
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Paul Jacob Acker
1923–1981
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Margaret Louise Acker Gallagher
1926–2010
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Anthony Vincent "Tony" Acker
1928–2007
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David Valentine Acker
1929–2014
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Infant Acker
1931–1931
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Phyllis Marie Acker Podzemny
1935–2008
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