Parents:
Daniel Adam Stadtmuller (1791–1865)
In addition to those linked below
Father of:
Henrietta Louise Stadtmuller (1872 – 1952)
Edwin William Stadtmuller (1876 – 1969)
Daniel Ward Stadtmuller (1879 – )
Ellen Smith Stadtmuller (1883 – 1941)
Lillian C Stadtmuller (1886 – )
Friedrich Stadtmuller established four stores after driving a covered wagon in 1852 from St. Jo with three other boys to Sacramento.
Finding the gold not readily available he established headquarters in Empire, NV, the last place water was available, for service to Virginia City.
He returned to New York in 1870 where he married his wife, Anna.
Daniel Adam Stadtmuller (1791–1865)
In addition to those linked below
Father of:
Henrietta Louise Stadtmuller (1872 – 1952)
Edwin William Stadtmuller (1876 – 1969)
Daniel Ward Stadtmuller (1879 – )
Ellen Smith Stadtmuller (1883 – 1941)
Lillian C Stadtmuller (1886 – )
Friedrich Stadtmuller established four stores after driving a covered wagon in 1852 from St. Jo with three other boys to Sacramento.
Finding the gold not readily available he established headquarters in Empire, NV, the last place water was available, for service to Virginia City.
He returned to New York in 1870 where he married his wife, Anna.
Parents:
Daniel Adam Stadtmuller (1791–1865)
In addition to those linked below
Father of:
Henrietta Louise Stadtmuller (1872 – 1952)
Edwin William Stadtmuller (1876 – 1969)
Daniel Ward Stadtmuller (1879 – )
Ellen Smith Stadtmuller (1883 – 1941)
Lillian C Stadtmuller (1886 – )
Friedrich Stadtmuller established four stores after driving a covered wagon in 1852 from St. Jo with three other boys to Sacramento.
Finding the gold not readily available he established headquarters in Empire, NV, the last place water was available, for service to Virginia City.
He returned to New York in 1870 where he married his wife, Anna.
Daniel Adam Stadtmuller (1791–1865)
In addition to those linked below
Father of:
Henrietta Louise Stadtmuller (1872 – 1952)
Edwin William Stadtmuller (1876 – 1969)
Daniel Ward Stadtmuller (1879 – )
Ellen Smith Stadtmuller (1883 – 1941)
Lillian C Stadtmuller (1886 – )
Friedrich Stadtmuller established four stores after driving a covered wagon in 1852 from St. Jo with three other boys to Sacramento.
Finding the gold not readily available he established headquarters in Empire, NV, the last place water was available, for service to Virginia City.
He returned to New York in 1870 where he married his wife, Anna.
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