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Note the name in George's wife, Katherine Glantz, and their son, George Glantz Jr., obituary report the last name to be Glantz. In Katherine Glantz obituary it reports her to be Mrs. George (Katherine) Glantz.
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Source: Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, WA, Obituaries, p. 8, George Glenz Sr., Sat., 19 Dec 1931.
George Glenz, 58, an employee of the Northern Pacific railroad shops in South Tacoma, died at his home, 2123 South Ash street. He had been a resident of Tacoma for 21 years and was a boilermaker. He leaves his wife, Katherine, and a daughter, Elizabeth, of the home; a son, George Jr., in Honolulu; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Lehl (70628661), Mrs. Anna Krieger (59150176) and Mrs. Margaret Sterkel (9296865) of Lincoln, Neb. He was a member of the German Congregational church. His body is at the Cassedy-Allen mortuary.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service, Declaration of Intention for George Glenz, p. 268, State of Washington, Pierce County, #4248, 15 Nov 1915.
Name: George Glanz, age 42
Color: white; Complexion: dark; Height: 5' 8"; Weight: 220 lbs.; Hair; black; Eyes: gray; Distinctive Marks: scar on left cheek
Date/Place of Birth: 24 Sep 1873, Norka, Russia
Residence: 1941 S. L St., Tacoma, Washington
Vessel: SS Westerland
Date/Place of Arrival: 4 Apr 1903, Philadelphia
Note the name in George's wife, Katherine Glantz, and their son, George Glantz Jr., obituary report the last name to be Glantz. In Katherine Glantz obituary it reports her to be Mrs. George (Katherine) Glantz.
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Source: Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, WA, Obituaries, p. 8, George Glenz Sr., Sat., 19 Dec 1931.
George Glenz, 58, an employee of the Northern Pacific railroad shops in South Tacoma, died at his home, 2123 South Ash street. He had been a resident of Tacoma for 21 years and was a boilermaker. He leaves his wife, Katherine, and a daughter, Elizabeth, of the home; a son, George Jr., in Honolulu; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Lehl (70628661), Mrs. Anna Krieger (59150176) and Mrs. Margaret Sterkel (9296865) of Lincoln, Neb. He was a member of the German Congregational church. His body is at the Cassedy-Allen mortuary.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service, Declaration of Intention for George Glenz, p. 268, State of Washington, Pierce County, #4248, 15 Nov 1915.
Name: George Glanz, age 42
Color: white; Complexion: dark; Height: 5' 8"; Weight: 220 lbs.; Hair; black; Eyes: gray; Distinctive Marks: scar on left cheek
Date/Place of Birth: 24 Sep 1873, Norka, Russia
Residence: 1941 S. L St., Tacoma, Washington
Vessel: SS Westerland
Date/Place of Arrival: 4 Apr 1903, Philadelphia
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Note the name in George's wife, Katherine Glantz, and their son, George Glantz Jr., obituary report the last name to be Glantz. In Katherine Glantz obituary it reports her to be Mrs. George (Katherine) Glantz.
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Source: Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, WA, Obituaries, p. 8, George Glenz Sr., Sat., 19 Dec 1931.
George Glenz, 58, an employee of the Northern Pacific railroad shops in South Tacoma, died at his home, 2123 South Ash street. He had been a resident of Tacoma for 21 years and was a boilermaker. He leaves his wife, Katherine, and a daughter, Elizabeth, of the home; a son, George Jr., in Honolulu; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Lehl (70628661), Mrs. Anna Krieger (59150176) and Mrs. Margaret Sterkel (9296865) of Lincoln, Neb. He was a member of the German Congregational church. His body is at the Cassedy-Allen mortuary.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service, Declaration of Intention for George Glenz, p. 268, State of Washington, Pierce County, #4248, 15 Nov 1915.
Name: George Glanz, age 42
Color: white; Complexion: dark; Height: 5' 8"; Weight: 220 lbs.; Hair; black; Eyes: gray; Distinctive Marks: scar on left cheek
Date/Place of Birth: 24 Sep 1873, Norka, Russia
Residence: 1941 S. L St., Tacoma, Washington
Vessel: SS Westerland
Date/Place of Arrival: 4 Apr 1903, Philadelphia
Note the name in George's wife, Katherine Glantz, and their son, George Glantz Jr., obituary report the last name to be Glantz. In Katherine Glantz obituary it reports her to be Mrs. George (Katherine) Glantz.
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Source: Tacoma News Tribune, Tacoma, WA, Obituaries, p. 8, George Glenz Sr., Sat., 19 Dec 1931.
George Glenz, 58, an employee of the Northern Pacific railroad shops in South Tacoma, died at his home, 2123 South Ash street. He had been a resident of Tacoma for 21 years and was a boilermaker. He leaves his wife, Katherine, and a daughter, Elizabeth, of the home; a son, George Jr., in Honolulu; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Lehl (70628661), Mrs. Anna Krieger (59150176) and Mrs. Margaret Sterkel (9296865) of Lincoln, Neb. He was a member of the German Congregational church. His body is at the Cassedy-Allen mortuary.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service, Declaration of Intention for George Glenz, p. 268, State of Washington, Pierce County, #4248, 15 Nov 1915.
Name: George Glanz, age 42
Color: white; Complexion: dark; Height: 5' 8"; Weight: 220 lbs.; Hair; black; Eyes: gray; Distinctive Marks: scar on left cheek
Date/Place of Birth: 24 Sep 1873, Norka, Russia
Residence: 1941 S. L St., Tacoma, Washington
Vessel: SS Westerland
Date/Place of Arrival: 4 Apr 1903, Philadelphia
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