s/o George, wife Minnie
He became blind after an accident. His father George became blind at the age of 43
Was foreman of coppersmith workers for railroad; foreman of heating and lighting of RR passenger cars,; government postal agent.
Son Henry C.
His wife Mary nee Levering died in 1860.
He was survived by wife Minnie, sons Francis A., Pottstown; Henry C., George W., Phila.; Howard, N.Y.. Sisters Mrs Mary Matthews, Phila., and Mrs Jesse Jones of N.J.
He became blind after an accident. His father George became blind at the age of 43
Was foreman of coppersmith workers for railroad; foreman of heating and lighting of RR passenger cars,; government postal agent.
Son Henry C.
His wife Mary nee Levering died in 1860.
He was survived by wife Minnie, sons Francis A., Pottstown; Henry C., George W., Phila.; Howard, N.Y.. Sisters Mrs Mary Matthews, Phila., and Mrs Jesse Jones of N.J.
s/o George, wife Minnie
He became blind after an accident. His father George became blind at the age of 43
Was foreman of coppersmith workers for railroad; foreman of heating and lighting of RR passenger cars,; government postal agent.
Son Henry C.
His wife Mary nee Levering died in 1860.
He was survived by wife Minnie, sons Francis A., Pottstown; Henry C., George W., Phila.; Howard, N.Y.. Sisters Mrs Mary Matthews, Phila., and Mrs Jesse Jones of N.J.
He became blind after an accident. His father George became blind at the age of 43
Was foreman of coppersmith workers for railroad; foreman of heating and lighting of RR passenger cars,; government postal agent.
Son Henry C.
His wife Mary nee Levering died in 1860.
He was survived by wife Minnie, sons Francis A., Pottstown; Henry C., George W., Phila.; Howard, N.Y.. Sisters Mrs Mary Matthews, Phila., and Mrs Jesse Jones of N.J.
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