Franz either died soon after Elisabeth Bender and her sons arrived in NYC on July 27, 1847, or after their arrival in Louisville, in either case before the census of 1850, which started on June 1 of that year.
If Louisville, eh likely would be buried at St. Michael, or perhaps relocated there, but could also be in St. John (the old St. Mary) Cemetery or the Catholic section of the old Western Cemetery on Jefferson near 15th. Early records from the Catholic Cemeteries are incomplete and not clear.
If Louisville, eh likely would be buried at St. Michael, or perhaps relocated there, but could also be in St. John (the old St. Mary) Cemetery or the Catholic section of the old Western Cemetery on Jefferson near 15th. Early records from the Catholic Cemeteries are incomplete and not clear.
Franz either died soon after Elisabeth Bender and her sons arrived in NYC on July 27, 1847, or after their arrival in Louisville, in either case before the census of 1850, which started on June 1 of that year.
If Louisville, eh likely would be buried at St. Michael, or perhaps relocated there, but could also be in St. John (the old St. Mary) Cemetery or the Catholic section of the old Western Cemetery on Jefferson near 15th. Early records from the Catholic Cemeteries are incomplete and not clear.
If Louisville, eh likely would be buried at St. Michael, or perhaps relocated there, but could also be in St. John (the old St. Mary) Cemetery or the Catholic section of the old Western Cemetery on Jefferson near 15th. Early records from the Catholic Cemeteries are incomplete and not clear.
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