Conrad Wade

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Conrad Wade

Birth
Saint Joseph, Lawrence County, Tennessee, USA
Death
16 Aug 1971 (aged 91)
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA
Burial
Glendale, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA Add to Map
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Conrad Wade was the son of Michael Weth and Mary Lamprecht Weth. Conrad was born and raised in Saint Joseph, TN. Conrad moved to Arizona in 1911 when it was still a territory. As a young man, Conrad had several different jobs including selling vegetables from a vegetable cart, picking cotton, and delivering mail. Shortly before AZ statehood, Conrad started farming and farmed for many years. Conrad was a farmer and a real estate investor. Conrad Wade was married to Stella Catherine Hudson Wade on May 14, 1914 in Phoenix AZ. Stella and Conrad had three children, William Conrad, Evelyn Ruth, and Eleanor Estelle, and nine Grandchildren. Stella passed away in 1937. Conrad later married Theresia (Fischer) Roer. Conrad and Theresia lived in Peoria, AZ. Conrad and Theresia were active members of the Catholic church and through their contributions of land and additional funds, made the establishment of St. Charles Borremeo Church in Peoria, AZ, possible.
Conrad Wade was the son of Michael Weth and Mary Lamprecht Weth. Conrad was born and raised in Saint Joseph, TN. Conrad moved to Arizona in 1911 when it was still a territory. As a young man, Conrad had several different jobs including selling vegetables from a vegetable cart, picking cotton, and delivering mail. Shortly before AZ statehood, Conrad started farming and farmed for many years. Conrad was a farmer and a real estate investor. Conrad Wade was married to Stella Catherine Hudson Wade on May 14, 1914 in Phoenix AZ. Stella and Conrad had three children, William Conrad, Evelyn Ruth, and Eleanor Estelle, and nine Grandchildren. Stella passed away in 1937. Conrad later married Theresia (Fischer) Roer. Conrad and Theresia lived in Peoria, AZ. Conrad and Theresia were active members of the Catholic church and through their contributions of land and additional funds, made the establishment of St. Charles Borremeo Church in Peoria, AZ, possible.