In 1900 census he was born in Dec 1877.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILHELM
Benjamin Franklin Wilhelm, 48, died at his home on Jermain avenue, Saturday evening after a lingering illness. Mr Wilhelm had been in poor health for a year. He was born in La Porte, Ind and had been in Sag Harbor over twenty years. His wife, who survives him, was Miss Alice Bill. He is also survived by one son Benjamin F Jr, and by his mother Mrs Mary Wilhelm and sister Mrs Louise Felton of Chicago, and two brothers Edward C of California and Albert of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr Wilhelm was clerk in a chain store previous to his illness.
Published in The Sag Harbor Express and News and Corrector on Thurs Oct 28, 1926 p1
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILHELM
Benjamin Franklin Wilhelm, 48, died at his home on Jermain avenue, Saturday evening after a lingering illness. Mr Wilhelm had been in poor health for a year. He was born in La Porte, Ind and had been in Sag Harbor over twenty years. His wife, who survives him, was Miss Alice Bill. He is also survived by one son Benjamin F Jr, and by his mother Mrs Mary Wilhelm and sister Mrs Louise Felton of Chicago, and two brothers Edward C of California and Albert of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr Wilhelm was clerk in a chain store previous to his illness.
Published in The Sag Harbor Express and News and Corrector on Thurs Oct 28, 1926 p1
In 1900 census he was born in Dec 1877.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILHELM
Benjamin Franklin Wilhelm, 48, died at his home on Jermain avenue, Saturday evening after a lingering illness. Mr Wilhelm had been in poor health for a year. He was born in La Porte, Ind and had been in Sag Harbor over twenty years. His wife, who survives him, was Miss Alice Bill. He is also survived by one son Benjamin F Jr, and by his mother Mrs Mary Wilhelm and sister Mrs Louise Felton of Chicago, and two brothers Edward C of California and Albert of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr Wilhelm was clerk in a chain store previous to his illness.
Published in The Sag Harbor Express and News and Corrector on Thurs Oct 28, 1926 p1
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILHELM
Benjamin Franklin Wilhelm, 48, died at his home on Jermain avenue, Saturday evening after a lingering illness. Mr Wilhelm had been in poor health for a year. He was born in La Porte, Ind and had been in Sag Harbor over twenty years. His wife, who survives him, was Miss Alice Bill. He is also survived by one son Benjamin F Jr, and by his mother Mrs Mary Wilhelm and sister Mrs Louise Felton of Chicago, and two brothers Edward C of California and Albert of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr Wilhelm was clerk in a chain store previous to his illness.
Published in The Sag Harbor Express and News and Corrector on Thurs Oct 28, 1926 p1
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