George W. Raab was the fourth of the five children of George Peter Raab (1891-1953) and Anna Mina Koppelman Raab (1888-1980). He married Rita Franz(1924-2012)) and they had 11 children.
This Raab family descends from German Catholic immigrants Pankranz Raub/Raab (b. approx. 1833) and Barbara Lehuetz Raub (b. approx. 1831), who came to Baltimore County from Bavaria around 1860. Many Raabs are buried in the cemetery of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Fullerton, Baltimore Co., MD.
This Raab family descends from German Catholic immigrants Pankranz Raub/Raab (b. approx. 1833) and Barbara Lehuetz Raub (b. approx. 1831), who came to Baltimore County from Bavaria around 1860. Many Raabs are buried in the cemetery of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Fullerton, Baltimore Co., MD.
George W. Raab was the fourth of the five children of George Peter Raab (1891-1953) and Anna Mina Koppelman Raab (1888-1980). He married Rita Franz(1924-2012)) and they had 11 children.
This Raab family descends from German Catholic immigrants Pankranz Raub/Raab (b. approx. 1833) and Barbara Lehuetz Raub (b. approx. 1831), who came to Baltimore County from Bavaria around 1860. Many Raabs are buried in the cemetery of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Fullerton, Baltimore Co., MD.
This Raab family descends from German Catholic immigrants Pankranz Raub/Raab (b. approx. 1833) and Barbara Lehuetz Raub (b. approx. 1831), who came to Baltimore County from Bavaria around 1860. Many Raabs are buried in the cemetery of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Fullerton, Baltimore Co., MD.
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