Paul John Boeder (1887-1963) - Find a Grave Memorial

Paul John Boeder

Birth

29 Aug 1887

Watertown, Dodge County, Wisconsin, USA

Death

21 Jul 1963 (aged 75)

Oshkosh, Winnebago County, Wisconsin, USA

Burial

Riverside Cemetery

Oshkosh, Winnebago County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map

Plot

Block 126.

Memorial ID

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Thank you very much, Mary, for adding our family memorial page and transferring over to us to maintain without our asking; and, for taking their headstone photograph!

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Parents:

Frederick "Fred" Boeder # 93693076 (1852–1921)

Bertha Brandt # 75886391 (1860–1939)

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Spouse & Children:

Elsa L. Allmers # 94854502 (1890–1961)

1.) Lawrence Marshall Boeder, WWII # 218383856 (1912–1940)

2.) George Alton "Tuffy" Boeder # 200166506 (1914–1983)

3.) Paul C. "Beano" Boeder, WWII # 144215796 (1917–1984)

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1940 census says that he was a book keeper. His son Paul Jr. was living with him.

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9 Apr 2024: Research by family member, Wendy Leyes Corcoran, # 47387872. Gifting my competed memorials to the next generation of direct line family, when I offer these memorials to the "editors #8"

Thank you very much, Mary, for adding our family memorial page and transferring over to us to maintain without our asking; and, for taking their headstone photograph!

~ ~ ღ.¸¸.•'¯'♥ ♥'¯'•.¸¸.ღ ~~

Parents:

Frederick "Fred" Boeder # 93693076 (1852–1921)

Bertha Brandt # 75886391 (1860–1939)

~ ~ ღ.¸¸.•'¯'♥ ♥'¯'•.¸¸.ღ ~~

Spouse & Children:

Elsa L. Allmers # 94854502 (1890–1961)

1.) Lawrence Marshall Boeder, WWII # 218383856 (1912–1940)

2.) George Alton "Tuffy" Boeder # 200166506 (1914–1983)

3.) Paul C. "Beano" Boeder, WWII # 144215796 (1917–1984)

~ ~ ღ.¸¸.•'¯'♥ ♥'¯'•.¸¸.ღ ~~

1940 census says that he was a book keeper. His son Paul Jr. was living with him.

~ ~ ღ.¸¸.•'¯'♥ ♥'¯'•.¸¸.ღ ~~

9 Apr 2024: Research by family member, Wendy Leyes Corcoran, # 47387872. Gifting my competed memorials to the next generation of direct line family, when I offer these memorials to the "editors #8"