Victor Hugo Loth

Immigration USA https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-632Q-B2H?i=6&cc=13...

Veteran: Spanish-American War (Army)

h/o Lillian Pauline Schrage.

Birth: 5th of six known children in Saint Louis City, Missouri.

Census: 1870, age 2 Saint Louis City, Missouri with parents & four older siblings.

~ Mother died 17 FEB 1871 in Saint Louis City, Missouri.

Census: 1880, age 12 Saint Louis City, Missouri with father, stepmother & five siblings

~ 1898, 13 May — Age: 29 Saint Louis city, St. Louis, Missouri enlisted as private into Company D, 1st Missouri Infantry.

Census: 1900, age 31 Saint Louis City, Missouri with father, stepmother & siblings.

~ Removed from Saint Louis to Kansas City, Missouri around 1910.

Census: 1920, age 51 Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri with wife & two children at 5507 Tracy avenue, Secretary of Mortgage & Loan company.

~ 1929 residence 1st at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, then at Leavenworth, Leavenworth county, Kansas. Source: U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.

Census: 1930, age 60 Leavenworth county, Kansas, at National Military Home.

Census: 1940, age 71 Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri with wife in her parents former home & two children at 809 Huntington road.

Death: At home, 809 Huntington road, in Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website. Informant, his wife.

Father: Adolph or Adam Loth b: JAN 1836 Germany, emigrated to United States 1866. (noted, birth in Hungary). Mother: Saran or Sarah Popper b: about 1839 Germany (noted birth in Bohemia). Step-Mother: Rebecca Goldsmith b: JUL 1839 Alabama.

Marriage: Lillian Pauline Schrage b: 5 JUL 1883 Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri. Married: 6 OCT 1910 Jackson county, Missouri.

Known Children:

Dorothea Victoria Loth b: 9 JAN 1912 Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri.

William Schrage Loth b: 6 DEC 1913 Kansas City, Jackson county, Missouri.

~ Transferred 11 NOV 2013 then prepared in most part by Bill Boggess.