According to St. John's United Church of Christ records in Genoa, Ohio, his sponsors (Godparents) were Karl and Margaretha Wagner.
Never married. He went into the Osteopathic Hospital in Phila. to get his tonsils and adenoids removed, and died on the operating table. He was 51 years old. (Per Viola Marlin Lawrence)
According to his obituary in an unknown Phila. newspaper, he was known as Fred and he belonged to the Richard Vaux Lodge No. 384, F. & A. M. His funeral was held at his sister Carolina Harm's house at 3626 Jasper Street, Phila. As the informant on his mother's death certificate, he signed his name as "C. F. Morgan". His mother was living with him when she died.
Living with his brother-in-law George Harm's family in the 1910, 1920 & 1930 censuses.
MORGENROTH, Frederick 51 Apr. 21, 1932
Carl Friedrich Morgenroth
ALIAS: Frederick Morgenroth
Birth: 7 JUL 1881 in Genoa, Ottawa County, Ohio
Death: 21 APR 1932 in Philadelphia, Pa of Acute cardiac Dilatation Heart/Post operative shock for tonsils & andenoids
Event: Occupation 2 1920 Worked at Phila. Arsenal
Event: Address 1 1902 3561 Joyce, Phila(Tioga Park, Richmond)
Event: Address 2 1910 1845 E Westmoreland, Phila
Event: Undertaker 25 APR 1932 Charles T. Mulligan, 9th St, Phila
Event: Phila Burial Permit 1932 11658
Event: Occupation 1 BET 1902 AND 1910 Silk Dyer
Event: Occupation 3 1930 Dye Works Dyer
Event: Address 3 1930 3626 Jasper St, Phila (Board)
Father: Carl Christian Morgenroth b: 23 JUN 1848 in prob Großbreitenbach, Thuringia
Mother: Catharina Rosina Bauer b: 4 MAY 1847 in Württemberg, Germany
Never married. He went into the Osteopathic Hospital in Phila. to get his tonsils and adenoids removed, and died on the operating table. He was 51 years old. (Per Viola Marlin Lawrence)
According to his obituary in an unknown Phila. newspaper, he was known as Fred and he belonged to the Richard Vaux Lodge No. 384, F. & A. M. His funeral was held at his sister Carolina Harm's house at 3626 Jasper Street, Phila. As the informant on his mother's death certificate, he signed his name as "C. F. Morgan". His mother was living with him when she died.
Living with his brother-in-law George Harm's family in the 1910, 1920 & 1930 censuses.
MORGENROTH, Frederick 51 Apr. 21, 1932
Carl Friedrich Morgenroth
ALIAS: Frederick Morgenroth
Birth: 7 JUL 1881 in Genoa, Ottawa County, Ohio
Death: 21 APR 1932 in Philadelphia, Pa of Acute cardiac Dilatation Heart/Post operative shock for tonsils & andenoids
Event: Occupation 2 1920 Worked at Phila. Arsenal
Event: Address 1 1902 3561 Joyce, Phila(Tioga Park, Richmond)
Event: Address 2 1910 1845 E Westmoreland, Phila
Event: Undertaker 25 APR 1932 Charles T. Mulligan, 9th St, Phila
Event: Phila Burial Permit 1932 11658
Event: Occupation 1 BET 1902 AND 1910 Silk Dyer
Event: Occupation 3 1930 Dye Works Dyer
Event: Address 3 1930 3626 Jasper St, Phila (Board)
Father: Carl Christian Morgenroth b: 23 JUN 1848 in prob Großbreitenbach, Thuringia
Mother: Catharina Rosina Bauer b: 4 MAY 1847 in Württemberg, Germany
According to St. John's United Church of Christ records in Genoa, Ohio, his sponsors (Godparents) were Karl and Margaretha Wagner.
Never married. He went into the Osteopathic Hospital in Phila. to get his tonsils and adenoids removed, and died on the operating table. He was 51 years old. (Per Viola Marlin Lawrence)
According to his obituary in an unknown Phila. newspaper, he was known as Fred and he belonged to the Richard Vaux Lodge No. 384, F. & A. M. His funeral was held at his sister Carolina Harm's house at 3626 Jasper Street, Phila. As the informant on his mother's death certificate, he signed his name as "C. F. Morgan". His mother was living with him when she died.
Living with his brother-in-law George Harm's family in the 1910, 1920 & 1930 censuses.
MORGENROTH, Frederick 51 Apr. 21, 1932
Carl Friedrich Morgenroth
ALIAS: Frederick Morgenroth
Birth: 7 JUL 1881 in Genoa, Ottawa County, Ohio
Death: 21 APR 1932 in Philadelphia, Pa of Acute cardiac Dilatation Heart/Post operative shock for tonsils & andenoids
Event: Occupation 2 1920 Worked at Phila. Arsenal
Event: Address 1 1902 3561 Joyce, Phila(Tioga Park, Richmond)
Event: Address 2 1910 1845 E Westmoreland, Phila
Event: Undertaker 25 APR 1932 Charles T. Mulligan, 9th St, Phila
Event: Phila Burial Permit 1932 11658
Event: Occupation 1 BET 1902 AND 1910 Silk Dyer
Event: Occupation 3 1930 Dye Works Dyer
Event: Address 3 1930 3626 Jasper St, Phila (Board)
Father: Carl Christian Morgenroth b: 23 JUN 1848 in prob Großbreitenbach, Thuringia
Mother: Catharina Rosina Bauer b: 4 MAY 1847 in Württemberg, Germany
Never married. He went into the Osteopathic Hospital in Phila. to get his tonsils and adenoids removed, and died on the operating table. He was 51 years old. (Per Viola Marlin Lawrence)
According to his obituary in an unknown Phila. newspaper, he was known as Fred and he belonged to the Richard Vaux Lodge No. 384, F. & A. M. His funeral was held at his sister Carolina Harm's house at 3626 Jasper Street, Phila. As the informant on his mother's death certificate, he signed his name as "C. F. Morgan". His mother was living with him when she died.
Living with his brother-in-law George Harm's family in the 1910, 1920 & 1930 censuses.
MORGENROTH, Frederick 51 Apr. 21, 1932
Carl Friedrich Morgenroth
ALIAS: Frederick Morgenroth
Birth: 7 JUL 1881 in Genoa, Ottawa County, Ohio
Death: 21 APR 1932 in Philadelphia, Pa of Acute cardiac Dilatation Heart/Post operative shock for tonsils & andenoids
Event: Occupation 2 1920 Worked at Phila. Arsenal
Event: Address 1 1902 3561 Joyce, Phila(Tioga Park, Richmond)
Event: Address 2 1910 1845 E Westmoreland, Phila
Event: Undertaker 25 APR 1932 Charles T. Mulligan, 9th St, Phila
Event: Phila Burial Permit 1932 11658
Event: Occupation 1 BET 1902 AND 1910 Silk Dyer
Event: Occupation 3 1930 Dye Works Dyer
Event: Address 3 1930 3626 Jasper St, Phila (Board)
Father: Carl Christian Morgenroth b: 23 JUN 1848 in prob Großbreitenbach, Thuringia
Mother: Catharina Rosina Bauer b: 4 MAY 1847 in Württemberg, Germany
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