He farmed on Gravina Island, the land that is now Ketchikan Internationl Airport.
The above information provided by his great niece.
Mr. Fiedler entered Alaska in 1895 and came to the Pioneer's Home on February 17, 1934 from Ketchikan. He was a farmer. He had a patented homestead of 289.13 acres on Gravina Island. Mr. Fiedler sold 2.12 acres to Mrs. Steffason. and approximately 20 acres to C.H. Dudler. Mr. Fiedler had a sister Mrs. Emil Kruger of North Dakota and a brother Mike J. of Dant, Minnesota.
This information was taken from the report "People who Have Lived in the Sitka Pioneers' Home 1913-1993". It was compiled by Robert N. DeArmond from records at the home.
The above information provided by his great niece.
Mr. Fiedler entered Alaska in 1895 and came to the Pioneer's Home on February 17, 1934 from Ketchikan. He was a farmer. He had a patented homestead of 289.13 acres on Gravina Island. Mr. Fiedler sold 2.12 acres to Mrs. Steffason. and approximately 20 acres to C.H. Dudler. Mr. Fiedler had a sister Mrs. Emil Kruger of North Dakota and a brother Mike J. of Dant, Minnesota.
This information was taken from the report "People who Have Lived in the Sitka Pioneers' Home 1913-1993". It was compiled by Robert N. DeArmond from records at the home.
He farmed on Gravina Island, the land that is now Ketchikan Internationl Airport.
The above information provided by his great niece.
Mr. Fiedler entered Alaska in 1895 and came to the Pioneer's Home on February 17, 1934 from Ketchikan. He was a farmer. He had a patented homestead of 289.13 acres on Gravina Island. Mr. Fiedler sold 2.12 acres to Mrs. Steffason. and approximately 20 acres to C.H. Dudler. Mr. Fiedler had a sister Mrs. Emil Kruger of North Dakota and a brother Mike J. of Dant, Minnesota.
This information was taken from the report "People who Have Lived in the Sitka Pioneers' Home 1913-1993". It was compiled by Robert N. DeArmond from records at the home.
The above information provided by his great niece.
Mr. Fiedler entered Alaska in 1895 and came to the Pioneer's Home on February 17, 1934 from Ketchikan. He was a farmer. He had a patented homestead of 289.13 acres on Gravina Island. Mr. Fiedler sold 2.12 acres to Mrs. Steffason. and approximately 20 acres to C.H. Dudler. Mr. Fiedler had a sister Mrs. Emil Kruger of North Dakota and a brother Mike J. of Dant, Minnesota.
This information was taken from the report "People who Have Lived in the Sitka Pioneers' Home 1913-1993". It was compiled by Robert N. DeArmond from records at the home.
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