Birth city said to be Berlin, son of Jacob Joseph Waldstein. Nathan immigrated to U.S. in 1864, widower of Rosa Kiefer. He was a prominent lumber merchant and mill owner in St. Louis.
There is a yet undetermined relationship to Joseph Jacob Waldstein, earlier settler in St Louis, also prominent (with a brother)) in lumber business there and in Arkansas.
Nathan's son, Franz Waldstein, survived him.
Possible brother:
Henry 1829 - 1880
There is a yet undetermined relationship to Joseph Jacob Waldstein, earlier settler in St Louis, also prominent (with a brother)) in lumber business there and in Arkansas.
Nathan's son, Franz Waldstein, survived him.
Possible brother:
Henry 1829 - 1880
Birth city said to be Berlin, son of Jacob Joseph Waldstein. Nathan immigrated to U.S. in 1864, widower of Rosa Kiefer. He was a prominent lumber merchant and mill owner in St. Louis.
There is a yet undetermined relationship to Joseph Jacob Waldstein, earlier settler in St Louis, also prominent (with a brother)) in lumber business there and in Arkansas.
Nathan's son, Franz Waldstein, survived him.
Possible brother:
Henry 1829 - 1880
There is a yet undetermined relationship to Joseph Jacob Waldstein, earlier settler in St Louis, also prominent (with a brother)) in lumber business there and in Arkansas.
Nathan's son, Franz Waldstein, survived him.
Possible brother:
Henry 1829 - 1880
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