Loving Husband of Susanna Hubbing Krier. Father of 10. He was born 23 November 1862 in Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, son of John Krier and Catherine Maus. His birth is recorded in Ozaukee County birth records. He died 07 January 1947 in age almost 84, at Town of Belguim, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin. He was buried at St. Mary's cemetery at Lake Church, Town of Belguim
In 1912 J. B. Krier, a son of the immigrants, began Krier Preserving Company in Belgium, Wisconsin. The company used a two-line plant, equipped with the latest machinery and had a capacity of producing 80,000 cases of vegetables per day. In 1923, the company expanded and built a second plant in Random Lake.
In 1912 J. B. Krier, a son of the immigrants, began Krier Preserving Company in Belgium, Wisconsin. The company used a two-line plant, equipped with the latest machinery and had a capacity of producing 80,000 cases of vegetables per day. In 1923, the company expanded and built a second plant in Random Lake.
Loving Husband of Susanna Hubbing Krier. Father of 10. He was born 23 November 1862 in Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, son of John Krier and Catherine Maus. His birth is recorded in Ozaukee County birth records. He died 07 January 1947 in age almost 84, at Town of Belguim, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin. He was buried at St. Mary's cemetery at Lake Church, Town of Belguim
In 1912 J. B. Krier, a son of the immigrants, began Krier Preserving Company in Belgium, Wisconsin. The company used a two-line plant, equipped with the latest machinery and had a capacity of producing 80,000 cases of vegetables per day. In 1923, the company expanded and built a second plant in Random Lake.
In 1912 J. B. Krier, a son of the immigrants, began Krier Preserving Company in Belgium, Wisconsin. The company used a two-line plant, equipped with the latest machinery and had a capacity of producing 80,000 cases of vegetables per day. In 1923, the company expanded and built a second plant in Random Lake.
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