Juergan L Albers was born on August 13, 1870 in Illinois.
He was married to Almarine Walker and served in the US military during the Spanish American War.
A civil engineer for the Tennessee State Highway Department and living at 2000 Arena Place, Nashville, he was 67 years old and married when he died, cause unknown, on February 24, 1938 at 426 6th Avenue North [residence? or clinic? or ?]. Although his Death Certificate listed his place of burial as Woodlawn Cemetery, that apparently was not the case.
Most of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Mrs J L Albers of 2000 Arena Place as the informant.
He was married to Almarine Walker and served in the US military during the Spanish American War.
A civil engineer for the Tennessee State Highway Department and living at 2000 Arena Place, Nashville, he was 67 years old and married when he died, cause unknown, on February 24, 1938 at 426 6th Avenue North [residence? or clinic? or ?]. Although his Death Certificate listed his place of burial as Woodlawn Cemetery, that apparently was not the case.
Most of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Mrs J L Albers of 2000 Arena Place as the informant.
Juergan L Albers was born on August 13, 1870 in Illinois.
He was married to Almarine Walker and served in the US military during the Spanish American War.
A civil engineer for the Tennessee State Highway Department and living at 2000 Arena Place, Nashville, he was 67 years old and married when he died, cause unknown, on February 24, 1938 at 426 6th Avenue North [residence? or clinic? or ?]. Although his Death Certificate listed his place of burial as Woodlawn Cemetery, that apparently was not the case.
Most of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Mrs J L Albers of 2000 Arena Place as the informant.
He was married to Almarine Walker and served in the US military during the Spanish American War.
A civil engineer for the Tennessee State Highway Department and living at 2000 Arena Place, Nashville, he was 67 years old and married when he died, cause unknown, on February 24, 1938 at 426 6th Avenue North [residence? or clinic? or ?]. Although his Death Certificate listed his place of burial as Woodlawn Cemetery, that apparently was not the case.
Most of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Mrs J L Albers of 2000 Arena Place as the informant.
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Colorado Light Artillery
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