Alfred Freudenberg (1859-?) migrated to the United States from Berlin, Germany.
Parents:
Siegmund Freudenberg (1828–1908) and Clara Horwitz (1835–1863).
Philadelphia:
He was living in 1870 in Philadelphia.
Jail:
By 1880 he was in jail in the House of Correction at the time of the enumeration. The House of Correction was built in 1874 and razed in 1925. The current Philadelphia House of Correction stands in its place, erected in 1927. He was listed as a "clerk" as his occupation.
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Parents:
Siegmund Freudenberg (1828–1908) and Clara Horwitz (1835–1863).
Philadelphia:
He was living in 1870 in Philadelphia.
Jail:
By 1880 he was in jail in the House of Correction at the time of the enumeration. The House of Correction was built in 1874 and razed in 1925. The current Philadelphia House of Correction stands in its place, erected in 1927. He was listed as a "clerk" as his occupation.
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Alfred Freudenberg (1859-?) migrated to the United States from Berlin, Germany.
Parents:
Siegmund Freudenberg (1828–1908) and Clara Horwitz (1835–1863).
Philadelphia:
He was living in 1870 in Philadelphia.
Jail:
By 1880 he was in jail in the House of Correction at the time of the enumeration. The House of Correction was built in 1874 and razed in 1925. The current Philadelphia House of Correction stands in its place, erected in 1927. He was listed as a "clerk" as his occupation.
.
Parents:
Siegmund Freudenberg (1828–1908) and Clara Horwitz (1835–1863).
Philadelphia:
He was living in 1870 in Philadelphia.
Jail:
By 1880 he was in jail in the House of Correction at the time of the enumeration. The House of Correction was built in 1874 and razed in 1925. The current Philadelphia House of Correction stands in its place, erected in 1927. He was listed as a "clerk" as his occupation.
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