Christian Friedrich Gemsenjager(1825) Plochingen, Wurttemberg, Germany
Eva Louisa Heller Gemsenjager (1825-1884) Unterweissach, Wurttembery, Germany
Children:
John Robert
Roy
Margaret Edna
Eva Louisa
Lula Mable
Louis Frederick
Harry Hiram
Joseph William
George Herschel∼Louis George Yeager, 88, of 336 Avirett Avenue, died at home this morning, after a lingering illness.
A native of Baltimore, he came to Cumberland 35 years ago and was a retired engineer of the Western Maryland Railroad since 1922.
Mr. Yeager was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Davis Chapter No. 22, R.A.M., Fort Cumberland Blue Lodge No. 211, of Cumberland, Ali Ghan Shrine Temple and of the Knights Templar, Grafton, W.Va and of the Philos Lodge, I.O.O.F., Westernport, for 62 years.
He belonged to the Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers, and was an honorary member of the Order of DeMolay, Grafton, W.Va.
A son of the late Frederick and Louisa Blake Yeager, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Susan Osbarne (Osborne) Yeager, and six children, John R. Yeager, Thomas, W.Va.; Mrs. George R. Hansel, Rowlesburg, W.Va.; Louis F. Yeager, La Vale; Harry H. Yeager, this city; Joseph W. Yeager, Ridgely, W.Va.; and Dr. George H. Yeager, Baltimore, Md.; one sister, Mrs. Katherine Rhodebeaver, Masontown, Pa.; 18 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Yeager celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary last June.
Cumberland Evening Times March 12, 1942
- Married June 18, 1881 Piedmont, Mineral County, WV
Name on death cert: Louis George Yeager
Christian Friedrich Gemsenjager(1825) Plochingen, Wurttemberg, Germany
Eva Louisa Heller Gemsenjager (1825-1884) Unterweissach, Wurttembery, Germany
Children:
John Robert
Roy
Margaret Edna
Eva Louisa
Lula Mable
Louis Frederick
Harry Hiram
Joseph William
George Herschel∼Louis George Yeager, 88, of 336 Avirett Avenue, died at home this morning, after a lingering illness.
A native of Baltimore, he came to Cumberland 35 years ago and was a retired engineer of the Western Maryland Railroad since 1922.
Mr. Yeager was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Davis Chapter No. 22, R.A.M., Fort Cumberland Blue Lodge No. 211, of Cumberland, Ali Ghan Shrine Temple and of the Knights Templar, Grafton, W.Va and of the Philos Lodge, I.O.O.F., Westernport, for 62 years.
He belonged to the Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers, and was an honorary member of the Order of DeMolay, Grafton, W.Va.
A son of the late Frederick and Louisa Blake Yeager, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Susan Osbarne (Osborne) Yeager, and six children, John R. Yeager, Thomas, W.Va.; Mrs. George R. Hansel, Rowlesburg, W.Va.; Louis F. Yeager, La Vale; Harry H. Yeager, this city; Joseph W. Yeager, Ridgely, W.Va.; and Dr. George H. Yeager, Baltimore, Md.; one sister, Mrs. Katherine Rhodebeaver, Masontown, Pa.; 18 grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Yeager celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary last June.
Cumberland Evening Times March 12, 1942
- Married June 18, 1881 Piedmont, Mineral County, WV
Name on death cert: Louis George Yeager
Family Members
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John Robert Yeager Sr
1882–1970
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Roy Yeager
1884–1907
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Margaret Edna "Maggie" Yeager Hansel
1887–1982
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Eva Louisa Yeager
1889–1922
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Lula Mabel "Jane" Yeager Herrmann
1892–1933
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Louis Frederick Yeager
1896–1963
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Harry Hiram Yeager
1899–1979
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Joseph William Yeager
1902–1963
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Dr George Herschel Yeager
1905–1998
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