Frank Jr was only nine days old when his mother passed away in 1909. In 1910, he was enumerated in the home of his maternal grandmother in Houston, Houston, Minnesota.
In 1915, Frank, like his four older siblings, was residing in a Lutheran Orphanage in Lincoln County, South Dakota, where he was documented as having arrived 4 years earlier.
Per Frank's niece, Sharon Clayton Yates, Frank and his siblings were ultimately transferred to a children's home in Beatrice, Nebraska.
In 1915, Frank, like his four older siblings, was residing in a Lutheran Orphanage in Lincoln County, South Dakota, where he was documented as having arrived 4 years earlier.
Per Frank's niece, Sharon Clayton Yates, Frank and his siblings were ultimately transferred to a children's home in Beatrice, Nebraska.
Frank Jr was only nine days old when his mother passed away in 1909. In 1910, he was enumerated in the home of his maternal grandmother in Houston, Houston, Minnesota.
In 1915, Frank, like his four older siblings, was residing in a Lutheran Orphanage in Lincoln County, South Dakota, where he was documented as having arrived 4 years earlier.
Per Frank's niece, Sharon Clayton Yates, Frank and his siblings were ultimately transferred to a children's home in Beatrice, Nebraska.
In 1915, Frank, like his four older siblings, was residing in a Lutheran Orphanage in Lincoln County, South Dakota, where he was documented as having arrived 4 years earlier.
Per Frank's niece, Sharon Clayton Yates, Frank and his siblings were ultimately transferred to a children's home in Beatrice, Nebraska.
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