HASERICK - EMIL F., DIED DEC. 17TH AT Kansas City. Funeral services will be held from Pilgrim Congregational church, corner of 14th av N. and Lyndale, Saturday afternoon, at 2:30.
Star Tribune
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Friday, December 20, 1912
Page 18
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Friedrich Gottlob Haserick's son Emil Friedrich was born on May 12, 1849 in Ernstthal --- today Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Kreis Zwickau, Sachsen (Germany) --- and is stated in the Haserick family chronicle as "born Reichelt".
He was a teamster, an a barn boss (a man whose duty it was to care for the horses and stables in a logging camp; same as feeder) at the Spina ???? (illegible)
Spina is an abandoned townsite in Great Scott Township in St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States. The village of Spina was established after W.J. Power gained control of the Kinney Mine in 1909. It was served by a station of the Great Northern Railway.
His wife was (her memorial slab is also in the photo):
BOYD, Mary Jane (also: Jennie / Jeanette / Jemin)
Housewife
born Toledo, Ontario (Canada) or Kitley Township, Leeds County (Canada West) 01 MAR 1850
oo 24 DEC 1870 Emil REICHELT
died ..., Hennepin County, Minnesota (USA) 28.FEB 1909
bio by: HH Genealogy
Star Tribune
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Friday, December 20, 1912
Page 18
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Friedrich Gottlob Haserick's son Emil Friedrich was born on May 12, 1849 in Ernstthal --- today Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Kreis Zwickau, Sachsen (Germany) --- and is stated in the Haserick family chronicle as "born Reichelt".
He was a teamster, an a barn boss (a man whose duty it was to care for the horses and stables in a logging camp; same as feeder) at the Spina ???? (illegible)
Spina is an abandoned townsite in Great Scott Township in St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States. The village of Spina was established after W.J. Power gained control of the Kinney Mine in 1909. It was served by a station of the Great Northern Railway.
His wife was (her memorial slab is also in the photo):
BOYD, Mary Jane (also: Jennie / Jeanette / Jemin)
Housewife
born Toledo, Ontario (Canada) or Kitley Township, Leeds County (Canada West) 01 MAR 1850
oo 24 DEC 1870 Emil REICHELT
died ..., Hennepin County, Minnesota (USA) 28.FEB 1909
bio by: HH Genealogy
HASERICK - EMIL F., DIED DEC. 17TH AT Kansas City. Funeral services will be held from Pilgrim Congregational church, corner of 14th av N. and Lyndale, Saturday afternoon, at 2:30.
Star Tribune
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Friday, December 20, 1912
Page 18
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Friedrich Gottlob Haserick's son Emil Friedrich was born on May 12, 1849 in Ernstthal --- today Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Kreis Zwickau, Sachsen (Germany) --- and is stated in the Haserick family chronicle as "born Reichelt".
He was a teamster, an a barn boss (a man whose duty it was to care for the horses and stables in a logging camp; same as feeder) at the Spina ???? (illegible)
Spina is an abandoned townsite in Great Scott Township in St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States. The village of Spina was established after W.J. Power gained control of the Kinney Mine in 1909. It was served by a station of the Great Northern Railway.
His wife was (her memorial slab is also in the photo):
BOYD, Mary Jane (also: Jennie / Jeanette / Jemin)
Housewife
born Toledo, Ontario (Canada) or Kitley Township, Leeds County (Canada West) 01 MAR 1850
oo 24 DEC 1870 Emil REICHELT
died ..., Hennepin County, Minnesota (USA) 28.FEB 1909
bio by: HH Genealogy
Star Tribune
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Friday, December 20, 1912
Page 18
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Friedrich Gottlob Haserick's son Emil Friedrich was born on May 12, 1849 in Ernstthal --- today Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Kreis Zwickau, Sachsen (Germany) --- and is stated in the Haserick family chronicle as "born Reichelt".
He was a teamster, an a barn boss (a man whose duty it was to care for the horses and stables in a logging camp; same as feeder) at the Spina ???? (illegible)
Spina is an abandoned townsite in Great Scott Township in St. Louis County, Minnesota, United States. The village of Spina was established after W.J. Power gained control of the Kinney Mine in 1909. It was served by a station of the Great Northern Railway.
His wife was (her memorial slab is also in the photo):
BOYD, Mary Jane (also: Jennie / Jeanette / Jemin)
Housewife
born Toledo, Ontario (Canada) or Kitley Township, Leeds County (Canada West) 01 MAR 1850
oo 24 DEC 1870 Emil REICHELT
died ..., Hennepin County, Minnesota (USA) 28.FEB 1909
bio by: HH Genealogy
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