son of Christopher Dagenkolb (1853-1939) and Louisa Max (1858-1931.) He was one of 13 children from this union.
Ohio, Oct. 16. - Again death has entered the family of Christopher Dagenkolb and taken their oldest boy, Fred. The ominous word diphtheria gives apprehension for the safety of the family and to protect the community the boy was buried in the night. George Turner, the boy's grandfather, laid him away to rest. Herkimer Citizen, Oct. 17, 1893
Ohio, Oct. 16. - Again death has entered the family of Christopher Dagenkolb and taken their oldest boy, Fred. The ominous word diphtheria gives apprehension for the safety of the family and to protect the community the boy was buried in the night. George Turner, the boy's grandfather, laid him away to rest. Herkimer Citizen, Oct. 17, 1893
son of Christopher Dagenkolb (1853-1939) and Louisa Max (1858-1931.) He was one of 13 children from this union.
Ohio, Oct. 16. - Again death has entered the family of Christopher Dagenkolb and taken their oldest boy, Fred. The ominous word diphtheria gives apprehension for the safety of the family and to protect the community the boy was buried in the night. George Turner, the boy's grandfather, laid him away to rest. Herkimer Citizen, Oct. 17, 1893
Ohio, Oct. 16. - Again death has entered the family of Christopher Dagenkolb and taken their oldest boy, Fred. The ominous word diphtheria gives apprehension for the safety of the family and to protect the community the boy was buried in the night. George Turner, the boy's grandfather, laid him away to rest. Herkimer Citizen, Oct. 17, 1893
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