Elmwood Cemetery Biographical Sketches 1874
Born at Hezrat, Reihnprovinz, Germany, in the year 1819, came to the United
States in 1846, and residing for a time in Philadelphia, went to Baltimore.
Here he conducted a prosperous business as a leather-dealer, and was accounted
one of the most estimable Germans in the city. From Baltimore he went to
Marietta, Georgia, and there having suffered great losses, because of the late
war, was forced to change his domicil, and came to this city. After having
faithfully served here as a policeman for eight years, he died of Yellow Fever,
October 26, 1873, aged 54 years.
Born at Hezrat, Reihnprovinz, Germany, in the year 1819, came to the United
States in 1846, and residing for a time in Philadelphia, went to Baltimore.
Here he conducted a prosperous business as a leather-dealer, and was accounted
one of the most estimable Germans in the city. From Baltimore he went to
Marietta, Georgia, and there having suffered great losses, because of the late
war, was forced to change his domicil, and came to this city. After having
faithfully served here as a policeman for eight years, he died of Yellow Fever,
October 26, 1873, aged 54 years.
Elmwood Cemetery Biographical Sketches 1874
Born at Hezrat, Reihnprovinz, Germany, in the year 1819, came to the United
States in 1846, and residing for a time in Philadelphia, went to Baltimore.
Here he conducted a prosperous business as a leather-dealer, and was accounted
one of the most estimable Germans in the city. From Baltimore he went to
Marietta, Georgia, and there having suffered great losses, because of the late
war, was forced to change his domicil, and came to this city. After having
faithfully served here as a policeman for eight years, he died of Yellow Fever,
October 26, 1873, aged 54 years.
Born at Hezrat, Reihnprovinz, Germany, in the year 1819, came to the United
States in 1846, and residing for a time in Philadelphia, went to Baltimore.
Here he conducted a prosperous business as a leather-dealer, and was accounted
one of the most estimable Germans in the city. From Baltimore he went to
Marietta, Georgia, and there having suffered great losses, because of the late
war, was forced to change his domicil, and came to this city. After having
faithfully served here as a policeman for eight years, he died of Yellow Fever,
October 26, 1873, aged 54 years.
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