EDWARD O. GOTTFRIED. No farmer in Wyandot county has achieved greater success in agricultural pursuits than Edward O. Gottfried, whose attractive homestead lies in Salem township. A native of Ohio, he was born in Upper Sandusky, April 29, 1877, a son of George Adam Gottfried, who left his native country of Germany in 1847 and came to the United States, settling in Salem township, Wyandot county. He opened a brickyard and a tile factory in Upper Sandusky, and his energy, perseverance and adherence to high commercial ethics soon made him prominent and successful. He retired from active life in 1892 and died in Upper Sandusky in 1904.In 1909 Mr. Gottfried was united in marriage to Miss Edna May Ulrich, a daughter of Michael Ulrich, and they have one son, Dale Edward, born February 8, 1911. The parents are devout members of the German Lutheran church and are interested in its work and in all that pertains to the welfare of the community. Their good qualities of mind and character have gained for them the friendship of many and the high regard of all who know them while the business record of Mr. Gottfried commends him to the confidence of his associ ates for he is at all times reliable and straightforward.
EDWARD O. GOTTFRIED. No farmer in Wyandot county has achieved greater success in agricultural pursuits than Edward O. Gottfried, whose attractive homestead lies in Salem township. A native of Ohio, he was born in Upper Sandusky, April 29, 1877, a son of George Adam Gottfried, who left his native country of Germany in 1847 and came to the United States, settling in Salem township, Wyandot county. He opened a brickyard and a tile factory in Upper Sandusky, and his energy, perseverance and adherence to high commercial ethics soon made him prominent and successful. He retired from active life in 1892 and died in Upper Sandusky in 1904.In 1909 Mr. Gottfried was united in marriage to Miss Edna May Ulrich, a daughter of Michael Ulrich, and they have one son, Dale Edward, born February 8, 1911. The parents are devout members of the German Lutheran church and are interested in its work and in all that pertains to the welfare of the community. Their good qualities of mind and character have gained for them the friendship of many and the high regard of all who know them while the business record of Mr. Gottfried commends him to the confidence of his associ ates for he is at all times reliable and straightforward.
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