married Sarah V. Robinson 26 Nov 1860 in Washington, DC
other children:
Blanche L. Tretler DeMotte (1869-aft 1922)
According to cemetery records, Charles E. Tretler -- who was killed by a train -- is buried in Section G, Lot 11, at Glenwood. Attached photo shows an Iardella grave in Lot 10 on the left. Lot 11 is just to the right. But in that area, there is no marker for Charles Tretler. The photo shows where he is buried, but unfortunately his grave is unmarked. Per contributor: Ron Roberson
other children:
Blanche L. Tretler DeMotte (1869-aft 1922)
According to cemetery records, Charles E. Tretler -- who was killed by a train -- is buried in Section G, Lot 11, at Glenwood. Attached photo shows an Iardella grave in Lot 10 on the left. Lot 11 is just to the right. But in that area, there is no marker for Charles Tretler. The photo shows where he is buried, but unfortunately his grave is unmarked. Per contributor: Ron Roberson
married Sarah V. Robinson 26 Nov 1860 in Washington, DC
other children:
Blanche L. Tretler DeMotte (1869-aft 1922)
According to cemetery records, Charles E. Tretler -- who was killed by a train -- is buried in Section G, Lot 11, at Glenwood. Attached photo shows an Iardella grave in Lot 10 on the left. Lot 11 is just to the right. But in that area, there is no marker for Charles Tretler. The photo shows where he is buried, but unfortunately his grave is unmarked. Per contributor: Ron Roberson
other children:
Blanche L. Tretler DeMotte (1869-aft 1922)
According to cemetery records, Charles E. Tretler -- who was killed by a train -- is buried in Section G, Lot 11, at Glenwood. Attached photo shows an Iardella grave in Lot 10 on the left. Lot 11 is just to the right. But in that area, there is no marker for Charles Tretler. The photo shows where he is buried, but unfortunately his grave is unmarked. Per contributor: Ron Roberson
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