Frank Norman Shoudt

Frank Norman Shoudt

Birth
Death
19 Dec 1944
Burial
Upper Black Eddy, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA
Memorial ID
21125900 View Source
Frank was the son of Christiana 'Annie' Whitman. His biological father was one of the five surviving sons of Henry Strouse and Sarah Yost Strouse of Nockamixon. His mother married Charles Shoudt, who adopted the boy early in Frank's childhood.

He grew up in Upper Black Eddy, Bucks Co. He moved to Trenton, Mercer Co., New Jersey as a young adult.

Frank married Anna Mariah 'Rita' Burroughs on Dec. 14, 1910. He became the father to eight children: Charles in 1911, Kenneth in 1912, Harry in 1913, Grace in 1915, Lillian in 1917, Olive in 1919, Frank in 1920 and Wilson in 1922. There was also a ninth child who didn't survive long enough to be named.

He alternately worked on the trolleys in Trenton and farmed in Upper Black Eddy.

For enjoyment, Frank was a square dance caller at Nate's Dance Hall in Upper Black Eddy. He made felt coats and mittens for his children in his spare time. His wife always asked him to complete the French knots on her embroidery.

He had surgery for cancer of the mouth, but he ultimately died of a heart ailment in Warren Hospital.

Frank was the grandfather of 23, great-grandfather of 51 and great-great grandfather of 48 as of late 2007.
Frank was the son of Christiana 'Annie' Whitman. His biological father was one of the five surviving sons of Henry Strouse and Sarah Yost Strouse of Nockamixon. His mother married Charles Shoudt, who adopted the boy early in Frank's childhood.

He grew up in Upper Black Eddy, Bucks Co. He moved to Trenton, Mercer Co., New Jersey as a young adult.

Frank married Anna Mariah 'Rita' Burroughs on Dec. 14, 1910. He became the father to eight children: Charles in 1911, Kenneth in 1912, Harry in 1913, Grace in 1915, Lillian in 1917, Olive in 1919, Frank in 1920 and Wilson in 1922. There was also a ninth child who didn't survive long enough to be named.

He alternately worked on the trolleys in Trenton and farmed in Upper Black Eddy.

For enjoyment, Frank was a square dance caller at Nate's Dance Hall in Upper Black Eddy. He made felt coats and mittens for his children in his spare time. His wife always asked him to complete the French knots on her embroidery.

He had surgery for cancer of the mouth, but he ultimately died of a heart ailment in Warren Hospital.

Frank was the grandfather of 23, great-grandfather of 51 and great-great grandfather of 48 as of late 2007.


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  • Find a Grave Memorial ID: 21125900
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (: accessed ), memorial page for Frank Norman Shoudt (27 Mar 1890–19 Dec 1944), Find a Grave Memorial ID 21125900, citing Upper Tinicum Cemetery, Upper Black Eddy, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA; Maintained by Mary Jo C. Martin (contributor 46931071).