Name: Ed. C. Jacoby
Death Date: 30 Nov 1921
Death Place: Brady, Mc Culloch, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: white
Death Age: 71 years 9 months
Estimated Birth Date: 1850
Birthplace: Germany
Marital Status: Married
Father's Birthplace: Unknown
Mother's Birthplace: Unknown
Occupation: Farmer
Place of Residence:
Cemetery: Leon Memorial
Burial Date: 02 Dec 1921
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2074364
Digital Film Number: 4166741
Image Number: 2422
Reference Number: cn31560
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Cited from: https://archive.gosanangelo.com/business/homestead-land-supported-cotton-cattle-later-ep-441307660-357465391.html/
Shortly after arriving in West Texas about 1870 from Mannheim, Germany, Edmund C. Jacoby enlisted in the 9th Cavalry and was stationed at Fort McKavett, about 20 miles southwest of here.
Jacoby learned how to survive on the frontier at an early age. He was a druggist by trade and assigned to the Post hospital. He also served as the paymaster.
....Jacoby soon got acquainted with Mina Schmitz, who was the secretary in the fort captain's office," said Peggy Smith, while tracing her family history. "They soon married and settled in the eastern part of Menard County about 1901, where they purchased 640 acres of land.
Death Date: 30 Nov 1921
Death Place: Brady, Mc Culloch, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: white
Death Age: 71 years 9 months
Estimated Birth Date: 1850
Birthplace: Germany
Marital Status: Married
Father's Birthplace: Unknown
Mother's Birthplace: Unknown
Occupation: Farmer
Place of Residence:
Cemetery: Leon Memorial
Burial Date: 02 Dec 1921
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2074364
Digital Film Number: 4166741
Image Number: 2422
Reference Number: cn31560
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Cited from: https://archive.gosanangelo.com/business/homestead-land-supported-cotton-cattle-later-ep-441307660-357465391.html/
Shortly after arriving in West Texas about 1870 from Mannheim, Germany, Edmund C. Jacoby enlisted in the 9th Cavalry and was stationed at Fort McKavett, about 20 miles southwest of here.
Jacoby learned how to survive on the frontier at an early age. He was a druggist by trade and assigned to the Post hospital. He also served as the paymaster.
....Jacoby soon got acquainted with Mina Schmitz, who was the secretary in the fort captain's office," said Peggy Smith, while tracing her family history. "They soon married and settled in the eastern part of Menard County about 1901, where they purchased 640 acres of land.
Name: Ed. C. Jacoby
Death Date: 30 Nov 1921
Death Place: Brady, Mc Culloch, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: white
Death Age: 71 years 9 months
Estimated Birth Date: 1850
Birthplace: Germany
Marital Status: Married
Father's Birthplace: Unknown
Mother's Birthplace: Unknown
Occupation: Farmer
Place of Residence:
Cemetery: Leon Memorial
Burial Date: 02 Dec 1921
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2074364
Digital Film Number: 4166741
Image Number: 2422
Reference Number: cn31560
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Cited from: https://archive.gosanangelo.com/business/homestead-land-supported-cotton-cattle-later-ep-441307660-357465391.html/
Shortly after arriving in West Texas about 1870 from Mannheim, Germany, Edmund C. Jacoby enlisted in the 9th Cavalry and was stationed at Fort McKavett, about 20 miles southwest of here.
Jacoby learned how to survive on the frontier at an early age. He was a druggist by trade and assigned to the Post hospital. He also served as the paymaster.
....Jacoby soon got acquainted with Mina Schmitz, who was the secretary in the fort captain's office," said Peggy Smith, while tracing her family history. "They soon married and settled in the eastern part of Menard County about 1901, where they purchased 640 acres of land.
Death Date: 30 Nov 1921
Death Place: Brady, Mc Culloch, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: white
Death Age: 71 years 9 months
Estimated Birth Date: 1850
Birthplace: Germany
Marital Status: Married
Father's Birthplace: Unknown
Mother's Birthplace: Unknown
Occupation: Farmer
Place of Residence:
Cemetery: Leon Memorial
Burial Date: 02 Dec 1921
Additional Relatives: X
Film Number: 2074364
Digital Film Number: 4166741
Image Number: 2422
Reference Number: cn31560
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Cited from: https://archive.gosanangelo.com/business/homestead-land-supported-cotton-cattle-later-ep-441307660-357465391.html/
Shortly after arriving in West Texas about 1870 from Mannheim, Germany, Edmund C. Jacoby enlisted in the 9th Cavalry and was stationed at Fort McKavett, about 20 miles southwest of here.
Jacoby learned how to survive on the frontier at an early age. He was a druggist by trade and assigned to the Post hospital. He also served as the paymaster.
....Jacoby soon got acquainted with Mina Schmitz, who was the secretary in the fort captain's office," said Peggy Smith, while tracing her family history. "They soon married and settled in the eastern part of Menard County about 1901, where they purchased 640 acres of land.
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