Charles/Carl Anton Friedel

1. ID: I25854
2. Name: Carl Anton Friedel
3. Sex: M
4. Birth: 20 DEC 1861 in Town of Forest, Fond du Lac Co, WI
5. Birth: 21 DEC 1861 in Town of Forest, Fond du Lac Co, WI
6. Death: 20 APR 1927 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co, WI
7. Burial: 23 APR 1927 Calvary Cemetery, Fond du Lac, WI
8. Residence: 1927 198 East Johnson Street, Fond du Lac, WI
9. ALIA: Charles /Friedel/
10. Note:

   (Ron Friedel - 1997) In looking carefully at the picture of

   Paul, Charles, Paul William & Heinie, taken about 1910, you can

   see that Charles is wearing a plumbing symbol, a miniature

   faucet hanging from his waistline, as a kind of watch-fob.

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   (Holland - 1887-1891) Charles A. Friedel, plumber, and wife

   live at 119 E 2nd St, between Marr & Ellis, on the north side of

   the street.

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   (Wright - 1899-1900) Charles & wife live at 68 E Johnson,

   between Marquette & Amory Sts, on the south side of Johnson. He

   is a partner in Charles A Friedel and W Arthur Seresse, Plumbers

   and Gas Fitters, 379 Main St, just north of the RR tracks on the

   east side of the street.

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   (1900 Federal Census - Vol 21, E.D. 27, Sheet 9, Line 51)

   Charles and Lena live at 68 E Johnson St, FDL with their

   children Paul W, Katy, Maggie, Venia, Herman and Ambrose.

   Everyone was born in Wisconsin.

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   (Wright-1901) Charles A Friedel & wife are living at 68 E

   Johnson. His son, Paul William, (William Paul - my

   grandfather), is living with him.

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   (Wright - 1911-1912) Charles A Friedel & wife live at 198 E

   Johnson. This house is on the SW corner of Johnson and Park.

   Their daughter, Ludwina, lives with them.

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   (Wright-1919) Charles A Friedel & Magdelena live at 198 E

   Johnson. Ambrose and Margaret live with them.

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   (1920 Federal Census Index - Vol 24, E.D. 45, Sheet 5, Line 52)

   Charles and Magdalena are living at 198 E Johnson St, Fond du

   Lac with their son Ambrose.

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   (Wright-1921) Charles A Friedel lives at 198 E Johnson.

   Margaret lives with him.

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   (Obituary) (Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter, April 21,

   1927.)

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   Charles A. Friedel 65, for years a member of the plumbing firm

   of Friedel and Murphy, died at 11:45 p.m. Wednesday at his home,

   198 East Johnson Street, after a long illness.

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   The deceased was born Dec. 20, 1861, in Forest and had been a

   resident here for many years.

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   Mr. Friedel is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Anton

   Schumacher, Mrs. Michael Muth and Mrs. Jacob Kraus of this city,

   three sons, P.W., Herman and Ambrose of this city; two sisters,

   Mrs. John Hoffmann of Sheboygan and Mrs. Margaret Haensgen of

   this city, four brothers, Peter, Joseph and Jacob of this city

   and Michael of Sheboygan, and 21 grandchildren.

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2. Note: Mrs. Friedel died six years ago.
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   Mr. Friedel was a member of St. Mary's Church and of St.

   Joseph's Society of that congregation. He was also a member of

   the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin.

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   The funeral will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday from St. Mary's

   Church with the Rev. Peter Gersbach, pastor, officiating.

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   Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery. (The pallbearers for

   Charles were his nephews, Anton, Paul and Alfred Friedel,

   William Pagel, John Hoffmann, Jr., and Joseph Haensgen.)

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   (Funeral Notice - Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter, April 23,

   1927.)

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2. Note: CHARLES FRIEDEL BURIED
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4. Note: FUNERAL OF WELL-KNOWN RESIDENT HELD FROM ST. MARY'S CHURCH.
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   The funeral of Charles Friedel, who died Wednesday, was held at

   8:30 a.m. today from the residence, 198 E. Johnson Street, and

   at 9 a.m. from St. Mary's Church, The Rev. Peter Gersbach

   officiating. Burial was at Calvary Cemetery. The honorary

   pallbearers were the members of St. Joseph's Society of the

   church, John Mandt, Joseph Mischo, Nicholas Konen and Joseph

   Koenen. The active pallbearers were six nephews of the

   deceased, William Pagel, Anton, Paul and Alfred Friedel, John

   Hoffmann, Jr., and Joseph Haensgen. The funeral was largely

   attended.

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