Herman George Hetzler Sr.

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Herman George Hetzler Sr.

Birth
Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA
Death
9 Aug 1960 (aged 68)
Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA
Burial
Rochester, Monroe County, New York, USA Add to Map
Plot
S01 15 3W-S
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Herman George Hetzler Sr, son of George Anthony Hetzler and Clara M Springer was born on 20 Mar 1892 in Rochester, NY. He died on 09 Aug 1960 in Rochester, NY (Obituary - Livonia Gazette). He married Rosamond Ordance Kuhn, daughter of Joseph Kuhn and Theresa Thielges on 01 Aug 1925 in Rochester, NY. She was born on 24 Sep 1899 in Springwater, NY. She died on Oct 1987 in Rochester, NY.

In 1933, he started to collaborate with three other men also dedicated to unearthing Rochester's history. Together with Alexander Stewart, Herman Hetzler, and George B. Selden, he worked to make possible monuments in memory of Reverend Rene Menard, S. J.; Athasata, the Great Christian Mohawk Chief; and Father Claude Dablon; as well as the Dann Site and the Hennepen Chapel Monuments.

President and General Manager, Northwest Aluminum and Brass Foundry, which he and his father George A Hetzler purchased in 1932, and founded Hetzler Foundries. Inc. Herman G Hetzler also provided large support to the Diocese, had a large interest in the Genesee Valley local history and archaeological investigations.
Herman George Hetzler Sr, son of George Anthony Hetzler and Clara M Springer was born on 20 Mar 1892 in Rochester, NY. He died on 09 Aug 1960 in Rochester, NY (Obituary - Livonia Gazette). He married Rosamond Ordance Kuhn, daughter of Joseph Kuhn and Theresa Thielges on 01 Aug 1925 in Rochester, NY. She was born on 24 Sep 1899 in Springwater, NY. She died on Oct 1987 in Rochester, NY.

In 1933, he started to collaborate with three other men also dedicated to unearthing Rochester's history. Together with Alexander Stewart, Herman Hetzler, and George B. Selden, he worked to make possible monuments in memory of Reverend Rene Menard, S. J.; Athasata, the Great Christian Mohawk Chief; and Father Claude Dablon; as well as the Dann Site and the Hennepen Chapel Monuments.

President and General Manager, Northwest Aluminum and Brass Foundry, which he and his father George A Hetzler purchased in 1932, and founded Hetzler Foundries. Inc. Herman G Hetzler also provided large support to the Diocese, had a large interest in the Genesee Valley local history and archaeological investigations.