"Old" Fritz Seifert, an old man, about 69, as near can be learned, who had lived a hermit's life at Browns Lake for many years died Tuesday morning. Deceased lived
in a shack on the opposite side of the Sturgeon River from the Flannigan summer cottages. The remains were buried in Norway Cemetery.
(Saturday, July 28, 1906, The Norway Current newspaper, Norway, Dickinson, Michigan.) The complete article can be found at the Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, Michigan.
Fritz was a Hunter & Trapper. He died from Heart failure.
[Researched by Karlene Hall]
in a shack on the opposite side of the Sturgeon River from the Flannigan summer cottages. The remains were buried in Norway Cemetery.
(Saturday, July 28, 1906, The Norway Current newspaper, Norway, Dickinson, Michigan.) The complete article can be found at the Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, Michigan.
Fritz was a Hunter & Trapper. He died from Heart failure.
[Researched by Karlene Hall]
"Old" Fritz Seifert, an old man, about 69, as near can be learned, who had lived a hermit's life at Browns Lake for many years died Tuesday morning. Deceased lived
in a shack on the opposite side of the Sturgeon River from the Flannigan summer cottages. The remains were buried in Norway Cemetery.
(Saturday, July 28, 1906, The Norway Current newspaper, Norway, Dickinson, Michigan.) The complete article can be found at the Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, Michigan.
Fritz was a Hunter & Trapper. He died from Heart failure.
[Researched by Karlene Hall]
in a shack on the opposite side of the Sturgeon River from the Flannigan summer cottages. The remains were buried in Norway Cemetery.
(Saturday, July 28, 1906, The Norway Current newspaper, Norway, Dickinson, Michigan.) The complete article can be found at the Dickinson County Library, Iron Mountain, Michigan.
Fritz was a Hunter & Trapper. He died from Heart failure.
[Researched by Karlene Hall]
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