John Martin Krause was the son of Hans Arthur William Krause and Hattie Ensminger, and was born in Denver, CO. His mother died tragically when he was just 12, and he was raised by his aunt, Annie Ensminger. Also at a young age, John lost an eye, but he still served in WWII as a Warrant Officer. He loved travel and photography, and filmography. He moved to Los Angeles in 1924, and then to Santa Barbara, where he married his love, Nelle Warner.
His mother is buried somewhere in Denver, and his father's burial site is unknown.
John's father, Hans, lost his own father from unknown causes at the age of 7. Han's parents were Gustavus and Augusta, and Gustavus was a druggist who immigrated to the US at the age of 34.
His mother is buried somewhere in Denver, and his father's burial site is unknown.
John's father, Hans, lost his own father from unknown causes at the age of 7. Han's parents were Gustavus and Augusta, and Gustavus was a druggist who immigrated to the US at the age of 34.
John Martin Krause was the son of Hans Arthur William Krause and Hattie Ensminger, and was born in Denver, CO. His mother died tragically when he was just 12, and he was raised by his aunt, Annie Ensminger. Also at a young age, John lost an eye, but he still served in WWII as a Warrant Officer. He loved travel and photography, and filmography. He moved to Los Angeles in 1924, and then to Santa Barbara, where he married his love, Nelle Warner.
His mother is buried somewhere in Denver, and his father's burial site is unknown.
John's father, Hans, lost his own father from unknown causes at the age of 7. Han's parents were Gustavus and Augusta, and Gustavus was a druggist who immigrated to the US at the age of 34.
His mother is buried somewhere in Denver, and his father's burial site is unknown.
John's father, Hans, lost his own father from unknown causes at the age of 7. Han's parents were Gustavus and Augusta, and Gustavus was a druggist who immigrated to the US at the age of 34.
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