Otto was born Otto Frank Andres. Some time around 1900, he and many of his family, changed their last name to Andrews. We can only assume it had something to do with possible negativity of being German.
He worked in a lumber yard in South West Washington, D.C. He was killed in an industrial accident on the job.
Married Daisy Mae Kidwell in 1900.
According to his daughter, Virginia Mae Andrews, Otto was a gentle man and slow to temper.
He worked in a lumber yard in South West Washington, D.C. He was killed in an industrial accident on the job.
Married Daisy Mae Kidwell in 1900.
According to his daughter, Virginia Mae Andrews, Otto was a gentle man and slow to temper.
Otto was born Otto Frank Andres. Some time around 1900, he and many of his family, changed their last name to Andrews. We can only assume it had something to do with possible negativity of being German.
He worked in a lumber yard in South West Washington, D.C. He was killed in an industrial accident on the job.
Married Daisy Mae Kidwell in 1900.
According to his daughter, Virginia Mae Andrews, Otto was a gentle man and slow to temper.
He worked in a lumber yard in South West Washington, D.C. He was killed in an industrial accident on the job.
Married Daisy Mae Kidwell in 1900.
According to his daughter, Virginia Mae Andrews, Otto was a gentle man and slow to temper.
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