He was born in the Kingdom of Prussia on 15 July 1847. In 1857, he came with his parents to the United States, and they settled in Watertown, and he has lived there ever since. He started learning his trad of Bootmaking at the age of 13, and started his own shop on January 1877. He married his wife Anna Schlueter on 1 Oct 1871 in Watertown (she is from Watertown). Together they had four children, John, Minnie, Amanda and Lydia. They belonged to the Moravian Church.
The history of Jefferson county, Wisconsin, containing ... biographical sketches .. Published in 1879
He was born in the Kingdom of Prussia on 15 July 1847. In 1857, he came with his parents to the United States, and they settled in Watertown, and he has lived there ever since. He started learning his trad of Bootmaking at the age of 13, and started his own shop on January 1877. He married his wife Anna Schlueter on 1 Oct 1871 in Watertown (she is from Watertown). Together they had four children, John, Minnie, Amanda and Lydia. They belonged to the Moravian Church.
The history of Jefferson county, Wisconsin, containing ... biographical sketches .. Published in 1879
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John F Bandelin
1872–1899
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Wilhelmine Maria Louisa "Minnie" Bandelin Heon
1874–1947
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Lidia J Bandelin
1876–1877
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Amanda Bandelin Wittchow
1878–1911
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Mathilda Ida Bandelin Hermes
1880–1951
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Edward J. Bandelin
1882–1903
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Anna Maria Wilhelmine Bandelin Geschke
1886–1945
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Albert Bandelin
1887–1889
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Adelia Lydia Salome "Dell" Bandelin Fischer
1889–1963
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Carl William Bandelin
1890–1918
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Edna Martha Albertina Bandelin Passet
1892–1966
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Frank Carl Bandelin
1893–1971
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