On March 3, 1887, John Carl Obenland was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His parents were German immigrants August Friederich Obenland and his wife, Rose Maria Klein.
John had two brothers, Charles, born in 1880 and August, born in 1889. He also had two sisters, Elizabeth Maria, who was born and died in 1884 and Julia, born in 1885. All five children were born in Pennsylvania.
Sometime before June, 1917, John married Catherine F. Bart. The date and place of the marriage are unknown at this time. The couple had four children, two sons and two daughters. Their sons were Addison and John. Their daughters were Dorothy and Catherine.
The December 14, 1916 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer listed a property transfer involving John. He transfered lot 47, section E, of the plan Lawton in Camden to Peter Burzynski for $1.
On June 5, 1917, John registered for the draft of WWI. He, his wife and two children were living in Camden, New Jersey, at the time. John was working for Samuel M. Langston as a machinist. His personal description says that he was of medium height and build, with brown eyes and black hair.
When John registered for the draft for WWII, he and his family were living at 93 White Horse Pike, in Berlin, New Jersey. He was still working as a machinist for Samuel M. Langston. The company was located at 6th and Jefferson Sts, in Camden. At the time, he was 5'8" and weighed 165 lbs.
John passed away in March, 1962. The exact date is unknown at this time. He was buried in Harleigh Cemetery on March 14, 1962, next to his son, John, who had died in 1922 at the age of 8 months. Eleven years later John's wife, Catherine, would join them.
John had two brothers, Charles, born in 1880 and August, born in 1889. He also had two sisters, Elizabeth Maria, who was born and died in 1884 and Julia, born in 1885. All five children were born in Pennsylvania.
Sometime before June, 1917, John married Catherine F. Bart. The date and place of the marriage are unknown at this time. The couple had four children, two sons and two daughters. Their sons were Addison and John. Their daughters were Dorothy and Catherine.
The December 14, 1916 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer listed a property transfer involving John. He transfered lot 47, section E, of the plan Lawton in Camden to Peter Burzynski for $1.
On June 5, 1917, John registered for the draft of WWI. He, his wife and two children were living in Camden, New Jersey, at the time. John was working for Samuel M. Langston as a machinist. His personal description says that he was of medium height and build, with brown eyes and black hair.
When John registered for the draft for WWII, he and his family were living at 93 White Horse Pike, in Berlin, New Jersey. He was still working as a machinist for Samuel M. Langston. The company was located at 6th and Jefferson Sts, in Camden. At the time, he was 5'8" and weighed 165 lbs.
John passed away in March, 1962. The exact date is unknown at this time. He was buried in Harleigh Cemetery on March 14, 1962, next to his son, John, who had died in 1922 at the age of 8 months. Eleven years later John's wife, Catherine, would join them.
On March 3, 1887, John Carl Obenland was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His parents were German immigrants August Friederich Obenland and his wife, Rose Maria Klein.
John had two brothers, Charles, born in 1880 and August, born in 1889. He also had two sisters, Elizabeth Maria, who was born and died in 1884 and Julia, born in 1885. All five children were born in Pennsylvania.
Sometime before June, 1917, John married Catherine F. Bart. The date and place of the marriage are unknown at this time. The couple had four children, two sons and two daughters. Their sons were Addison and John. Their daughters were Dorothy and Catherine.
The December 14, 1916 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer listed a property transfer involving John. He transfered lot 47, section E, of the plan Lawton in Camden to Peter Burzynski for $1.
On June 5, 1917, John registered for the draft of WWI. He, his wife and two children were living in Camden, New Jersey, at the time. John was working for Samuel M. Langston as a machinist. His personal description says that he was of medium height and build, with brown eyes and black hair.
When John registered for the draft for WWII, he and his family were living at 93 White Horse Pike, in Berlin, New Jersey. He was still working as a machinist for Samuel M. Langston. The company was located at 6th and Jefferson Sts, in Camden. At the time, he was 5'8" and weighed 165 lbs.
John passed away in March, 1962. The exact date is unknown at this time. He was buried in Harleigh Cemetery on March 14, 1962, next to his son, John, who had died in 1922 at the age of 8 months. Eleven years later John's wife, Catherine, would join them.
John had two brothers, Charles, born in 1880 and August, born in 1889. He also had two sisters, Elizabeth Maria, who was born and died in 1884 and Julia, born in 1885. All five children were born in Pennsylvania.
Sometime before June, 1917, John married Catherine F. Bart. The date and place of the marriage are unknown at this time. The couple had four children, two sons and two daughters. Their sons were Addison and John. Their daughters were Dorothy and Catherine.
The December 14, 1916 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer listed a property transfer involving John. He transfered lot 47, section E, of the plan Lawton in Camden to Peter Burzynski for $1.
On June 5, 1917, John registered for the draft of WWI. He, his wife and two children were living in Camden, New Jersey, at the time. John was working for Samuel M. Langston as a machinist. His personal description says that he was of medium height and build, with brown eyes and black hair.
When John registered for the draft for WWII, he and his family were living at 93 White Horse Pike, in Berlin, New Jersey. He was still working as a machinist for Samuel M. Langston. The company was located at 6th and Jefferson Sts, in Camden. At the time, he was 5'8" and weighed 165 lbs.
John passed away in March, 1962. The exact date is unknown at this time. He was buried in Harleigh Cemetery on March 14, 1962, next to his son, John, who had died in 1922 at the age of 8 months. Eleven years later John's wife, Catherine, would join them.
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