A son of the late Frederick and Selma Dolge Engelhardt.
His mother was of the prominent Dolge family from which the community of his birth takes its name.
He leaves two sons, Frederick and Alfred, Jr.; two sisters. Mrs. Martha Fornell of New Rochelle, and Miss Selma Engelhardt of Cortland; also one brother, Walter, in St. Johnsville.
The body was cremated in St. Louis, and the ashes will be sent to Dolgeville for burial in the Engelhardt family plot.
His mother was of the prominent Dolge family from which the community of his birth takes its name.
He leaves two sons, Frederick and Alfred, Jr.; two sisters. Mrs. Martha Fornell of New Rochelle, and Miss Selma Engelhardt of Cortland; also one brother, Walter, in St. Johnsville.
The body was cremated in St. Louis, and the ashes will be sent to Dolgeville for burial in the Engelhardt family plot.
A son of the late Frederick and Selma Dolge Engelhardt.
His mother was of the prominent Dolge family from which the community of his birth takes its name.
He leaves two sons, Frederick and Alfred, Jr.; two sisters. Mrs. Martha Fornell of New Rochelle, and Miss Selma Engelhardt of Cortland; also one brother, Walter, in St. Johnsville.
The body was cremated in St. Louis, and the ashes will be sent to Dolgeville for burial in the Engelhardt family plot.
His mother was of the prominent Dolge family from which the community of his birth takes its name.
He leaves two sons, Frederick and Alfred, Jr.; two sisters. Mrs. Martha Fornell of New Rochelle, and Miss Selma Engelhardt of Cortland; also one brother, Walter, in St. Johnsville.
The body was cremated in St. Louis, and the ashes will be sent to Dolgeville for burial in the Engelhardt family plot.
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Records on Ancestry
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New York, New York, Index to Marriage Licenses, 1908-1910, 1938-1940
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1910 United States Federal Census
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New York, New York, U.S., Extracted Marriage Index, 1866-1937
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New York, New York, U.S., Marriage License Indexes, 1907-2018
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U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
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