Son of August and Barbara Lorenz Wiler. Husband of Frances B. Pfundstein Wiler married in 1911. He died at age 87 suffering from coronary artery disease. He was a [retired] clerk in the Renova Division of the PA Railroad and a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
Children:
Norbert Joseph (1913-1980)
Marie Wellman (1916-1999)
Frederic Charles b. 5-21-1919 d. 8-5-1921 (2 yrs, 2 mos, 15 days.) Buried in Trinity.
Charles L. (1921-1989)
Elsie B. Davis (1929-1999)
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2-Nov. Appearing in the Sunday Erie Times on page 12D:
August J. Wiler, eighty-seven, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad Clerk, died at his residence, 2811 Wayne St., shortly before noon on Saturday following a brief illness. Born in Buffalo*, he was the son of the late August John and Barbara Wiler. He had been employed as a clerk for the Renova Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad for 35 years prior to his retirement 22 years ago. Mr. Wiler was a member of the Holy Rosary Church and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. Surviving are his wife Frances Pfundstein Wiler; two sons, Norbert J., and Charles L. Wiler; two daughters, Mrs. H. (Marie) Wellman and Mrs. Paul (Elsie) Davis; thirteen grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren. He will be buried in Trinity Cemetery.
*checking if Buffalo or Erie
Children:
Norbert Joseph (1913-1980)
Marie Wellman (1916-1999)
Frederic Charles b. 5-21-1919 d. 8-5-1921 (2 yrs, 2 mos, 15 days.) Buried in Trinity.
Charles L. (1921-1989)
Elsie B. Davis (1929-1999)
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2-Nov. Appearing in the Sunday Erie Times on page 12D:
August J. Wiler, eighty-seven, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad Clerk, died at his residence, 2811 Wayne St., shortly before noon on Saturday following a brief illness. Born in Buffalo*, he was the son of the late August John and Barbara Wiler. He had been employed as a clerk for the Renova Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad for 35 years prior to his retirement 22 years ago. Mr. Wiler was a member of the Holy Rosary Church and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. Surviving are his wife Frances Pfundstein Wiler; two sons, Norbert J., and Charles L. Wiler; two daughters, Mrs. H. (Marie) Wellman and Mrs. Paul (Elsie) Davis; thirteen grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren. He will be buried in Trinity Cemetery.
*checking if Buffalo or Erie
Son of August and Barbara Lorenz Wiler. Husband of Frances B. Pfundstein Wiler married in 1911. He died at age 87 suffering from coronary artery disease. He was a [retired] clerk in the Renova Division of the PA Railroad and a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
Children:
Norbert Joseph (1913-1980)
Marie Wellman (1916-1999)
Frederic Charles b. 5-21-1919 d. 8-5-1921 (2 yrs, 2 mos, 15 days.) Buried in Trinity.
Charles L. (1921-1989)
Elsie B. Davis (1929-1999)
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2-Nov. Appearing in the Sunday Erie Times on page 12D:
August J. Wiler, eighty-seven, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad Clerk, died at his residence, 2811 Wayne St., shortly before noon on Saturday following a brief illness. Born in Buffalo*, he was the son of the late August John and Barbara Wiler. He had been employed as a clerk for the Renova Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad for 35 years prior to his retirement 22 years ago. Mr. Wiler was a member of the Holy Rosary Church and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. Surviving are his wife Frances Pfundstein Wiler; two sons, Norbert J., and Charles L. Wiler; two daughters, Mrs. H. (Marie) Wellman and Mrs. Paul (Elsie) Davis; thirteen grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren. He will be buried in Trinity Cemetery.
*checking if Buffalo or Erie
Children:
Norbert Joseph (1913-1980)
Marie Wellman (1916-1999)
Frederic Charles b. 5-21-1919 d. 8-5-1921 (2 yrs, 2 mos, 15 days.) Buried in Trinity.
Charles L. (1921-1989)
Elsie B. Davis (1929-1999)
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2-Nov. Appearing in the Sunday Erie Times on page 12D:
August J. Wiler, eighty-seven, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad Clerk, died at his residence, 2811 Wayne St., shortly before noon on Saturday following a brief illness. Born in Buffalo*, he was the son of the late August John and Barbara Wiler. He had been employed as a clerk for the Renova Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad for 35 years prior to his retirement 22 years ago. Mr. Wiler was a member of the Holy Rosary Church and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. Surviving are his wife Frances Pfundstein Wiler; two sons, Norbert J., and Charles L. Wiler; two daughters, Mrs. H. (Marie) Wellman and Mrs. Paul (Elsie) Davis; thirteen grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren. He will be buried in Trinity Cemetery.
*checking if Buffalo or Erie
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