Frank was one of nine children born to Herman Bentz and Wilhemine "Minnie" Heiderman Bentz who were German immigrants who came to Michigan in 1879.
Because Frank's siblings were born between the 1880 Census and the 1900 Census, and the 1890 Census was lost to fire, it is difficult to define who the 9 siblings were exactly, but so far, it appears that they were Emilie, Robert (I think), Martha M, Helen and Amma; for the ones who lived. The other three had perished before the 1900 Census and are unknown at this time.
Frank died at the age of 18 from blood poisoning due to an abscess in his jaw.
Because Frank's siblings were born between the 1880 Census and the 1900 Census, and the 1890 Census was lost to fire, it is difficult to define who the 9 siblings were exactly, but so far, it appears that they were Emilie, Robert (I think), Martha M, Helen and Amma; for the ones who lived. The other three had perished before the 1900 Census and are unknown at this time.
Frank died at the age of 18 from blood poisoning due to an abscess in his jaw.
Frank was one of nine children born to Herman Bentz and Wilhemine "Minnie" Heiderman Bentz who were German immigrants who came to Michigan in 1879.
Because Frank's siblings were born between the 1880 Census and the 1900 Census, and the 1890 Census was lost to fire, it is difficult to define who the 9 siblings were exactly, but so far, it appears that they were Emilie, Robert (I think), Martha M, Helen and Amma; for the ones who lived. The other three had perished before the 1900 Census and are unknown at this time.
Frank died at the age of 18 from blood poisoning due to an abscess in his jaw.
Because Frank's siblings were born between the 1880 Census and the 1900 Census, and the 1890 Census was lost to fire, it is difficult to define who the 9 siblings were exactly, but so far, it appears that they were Emilie, Robert (I think), Martha M, Helen and Amma; for the ones who lived. The other three had perished before the 1900 Census and are unknown at this time.
Frank died at the age of 18 from blood poisoning due to an abscess in his jaw.
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