Albert has a brother that came over from Germany by the name of Wilhelm (William) Roehr/Rohr FAG #94444528
Albert and Anna had one child Albert Paul that was born and died in Gerbsteadt, Germany.
City Directory Dayton, Ohio 1910-1911.
City Directory Sarasota, Florida 1927-1928, and 1936.
"Albert had four children when come to America in a sailing ship in 1891 and went to Cincinnati, Ohio, a year later to Dayton, Ohio."
"THE NAME ROHR WAS CHANGED BY IMMIGRATE OFFICIAL IN BALTIMORE. THEY RECOMENDED THAT MY FATHER DROP THE TWO DOTS OVER O AND ADD THE E = ROEHR."
Sarasota, Florida - obituary
"Soon after his arrival in this country, Mr. Roehr became a member of the German order of Harugari, Deutches Eiche 469. For a number of years he served as Ohio State Secretary of this organization." Certificate of Death, Sarasota, Florida, #3931, trade or profession Locksmith.
Citizen of the United States 1 Feb 1896.
Designation Report 847 Virginia Ave....house placed on Historical Register.
The Rock House...The home is called "La Hacienda del puesta Sol," the house that stands facing the sun.
Application for Social Security Account Number 000-00-8310.
The church records from Gerbstedt, Germany, Evangelisches Pfarramt; Baptism register 1859 No. 90.
Ludwig Albert Rohr, born on August 7 at 12 noon, legitimate
father: Carl Friedrich (this was changed later in Gottfried instead of Friedrich on base of the marriage register of 1841, page 59 by the main pastor Perschmann) bricklayer and inhabitant, Protestant.
Mother: Johanne Christiane born as Michaelis, Protesant
parents place of residence: Gerbstadt (sic!), Kloppan
day of baptism: 28 august 1859.
The church records from Gerbstedt, Germany, Evangelisches Pfarramt; Marriage register 1883 No. 22
Ludwig Albert Rohr, locksmith in Gerbstedt,
Protestant, born in Gerbstedt on 7 August 1859, certificate from the registry office Gebstedt dated on 30 June 1883 no. 27, unmarried bachelor with
Anna Bertha Rosalie Rohr, Protestant, born in
Gerbstedt on 12 February 1863, unmarried, virgin
Day of copulation: 1 July 1883
Obituary Feb. 3, 1936
Albert Roehr, 77 founder of the Roehr Machine Shop in this city died early today at his home on Ninth Street. He had been ill for the past nine weeks.
Mr. Roehr was born on August 7, 1859 in the city of Eisleben, Germany. At the age of 14 he was apprrenticed to a locksmith. While still a boy he helped to erect the famous statue of Martin Luther that stands in Eisleben.
In 1891, Mr. Roehr came to America and settled in Cincinnati, Ohio. Soon after he moved to Dayton and became affiliated with one of the largest machine shops in the country. His ability as a machinist speedily won him recognition and in 1902 he was commissioned to build 13 special embossing machines for the Chicago World's Fair.
He retired in 1933 and came to Sarasota to join his son Albert B Roehr, who settled here in 1914. After three years of retirement, Mr. Roehr, together with his sons Albert and Martin, established the Roehr Machine Shop on Washington Boulevard. He was actively connected with that shop until his final illness.
Soon after his arrival in this country, Mr. Roehr became a member of the German order of Harugari, Deutsche Eiche 469. For a number of years he served as Ohio state secretary of this organization.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Roehr, and six children. Mrs. Anna Windham of Sarasota; Albert B. Roehr of Sarasota; Alexander Roehr of Dayton, Ohio; Martin Roehr of Sarasota and Clifford Roehr of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Funeral arrangements were indefinite pending receipt of word from distant members of the family.
Albert and Anna had one child Albert Paul that was born and died in Gerbsteadt, Germany.
City Directory Dayton, Ohio 1910-1911.
City Directory Sarasota, Florida 1927-1928, and 1936.
"Albert had four children when come to America in a sailing ship in 1891 and went to Cincinnati, Ohio, a year later to Dayton, Ohio."
"THE NAME ROHR WAS CHANGED BY IMMIGRATE OFFICIAL IN BALTIMORE. THEY RECOMENDED THAT MY FATHER DROP THE TWO DOTS OVER O AND ADD THE E = ROEHR."
Sarasota, Florida - obituary
"Soon after his arrival in this country, Mr. Roehr became a member of the German order of Harugari, Deutches Eiche 469. For a number of years he served as Ohio State Secretary of this organization." Certificate of Death, Sarasota, Florida, #3931, trade or profession Locksmith.
Citizen of the United States 1 Feb 1896.
Designation Report 847 Virginia Ave....house placed on Historical Register.
The Rock House...The home is called "La Hacienda del puesta Sol," the house that stands facing the sun.
Application for Social Security Account Number 000-00-8310.
The church records from Gerbstedt, Germany, Evangelisches Pfarramt; Baptism register 1859 No. 90.
Ludwig Albert Rohr, born on August 7 at 12 noon, legitimate
father: Carl Friedrich (this was changed later in Gottfried instead of Friedrich on base of the marriage register of 1841, page 59 by the main pastor Perschmann) bricklayer and inhabitant, Protestant.
Mother: Johanne Christiane born as Michaelis, Protesant
parents place of residence: Gerbstadt (sic!), Kloppan
day of baptism: 28 august 1859.
The church records from Gerbstedt, Germany, Evangelisches Pfarramt; Marriage register 1883 No. 22
Ludwig Albert Rohr, locksmith in Gerbstedt,
Protestant, born in Gerbstedt on 7 August 1859, certificate from the registry office Gebstedt dated on 30 June 1883 no. 27, unmarried bachelor with
Anna Bertha Rosalie Rohr, Protestant, born in
Gerbstedt on 12 February 1863, unmarried, virgin
Day of copulation: 1 July 1883
Obituary Feb. 3, 1936
Albert Roehr, 77 founder of the Roehr Machine Shop in this city died early today at his home on Ninth Street. He had been ill for the past nine weeks.
Mr. Roehr was born on August 7, 1859 in the city of Eisleben, Germany. At the age of 14 he was apprrenticed to a locksmith. While still a boy he helped to erect the famous statue of Martin Luther that stands in Eisleben.
In 1891, Mr. Roehr came to America and settled in Cincinnati, Ohio. Soon after he moved to Dayton and became affiliated with one of the largest machine shops in the country. His ability as a machinist speedily won him recognition and in 1902 he was commissioned to build 13 special embossing machines for the Chicago World's Fair.
He retired in 1933 and came to Sarasota to join his son Albert B Roehr, who settled here in 1914. After three years of retirement, Mr. Roehr, together with his sons Albert and Martin, established the Roehr Machine Shop on Washington Boulevard. He was actively connected with that shop until his final illness.
Soon after his arrival in this country, Mr. Roehr became a member of the German order of Harugari, Deutsche Eiche 469. For a number of years he served as Ohio state secretary of this organization.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Roehr, and six children. Mrs. Anna Windham of Sarasota; Albert B. Roehr of Sarasota; Alexander Roehr of Dayton, Ohio; Martin Roehr of Sarasota and Clifford Roehr of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Funeral arrangements were indefinite pending receipt of word from distant members of the family.
Albert has a brother that came over from Germany by the name of Wilhelm (William) Roehr/Rohr FAG #94444528
Albert and Anna had one child Albert Paul that was born and died in Gerbsteadt, Germany.
City Directory Dayton, Ohio 1910-1911.
City Directory Sarasota, Florida 1927-1928, and 1936.
"Albert had four children when come to America in a sailing ship in 1891 and went to Cincinnati, Ohio, a year later to Dayton, Ohio."
"THE NAME ROHR WAS CHANGED BY IMMIGRATE OFFICIAL IN BALTIMORE. THEY RECOMENDED THAT MY FATHER DROP THE TWO DOTS OVER O AND ADD THE E = ROEHR."
Sarasota, Florida - obituary
"Soon after his arrival in this country, Mr. Roehr became a member of the German order of Harugari, Deutches Eiche 469. For a number of years he served as Ohio State Secretary of this organization." Certificate of Death, Sarasota, Florida, #3931, trade or profession Locksmith.
Citizen of the United States 1 Feb 1896.
Designation Report 847 Virginia Ave....house placed on Historical Register.
The Rock House...The home is called "La Hacienda del puesta Sol," the house that stands facing the sun.
Application for Social Security Account Number 000-00-8310.
The church records from Gerbstedt, Germany, Evangelisches Pfarramt; Baptism register 1859 No. 90.
Ludwig Albert Rohr, born on August 7 at 12 noon, legitimate
father: Carl Friedrich (this was changed later in Gottfried instead of Friedrich on base of the marriage register of 1841, page 59 by the main pastor Perschmann) bricklayer and inhabitant, Protestant.
Mother: Johanne Christiane born as Michaelis, Protesant
parents place of residence: Gerbstadt (sic!), Kloppan
day of baptism: 28 august 1859.
The church records from Gerbstedt, Germany, Evangelisches Pfarramt; Marriage register 1883 No. 22
Ludwig Albert Rohr, locksmith in Gerbstedt,
Protestant, born in Gerbstedt on 7 August 1859, certificate from the registry office Gebstedt dated on 30 June 1883 no. 27, unmarried bachelor with
Anna Bertha Rosalie Rohr, Protestant, born in
Gerbstedt on 12 February 1863, unmarried, virgin
Day of copulation: 1 July 1883
Obituary Feb. 3, 1936
Albert Roehr, 77 founder of the Roehr Machine Shop in this city died early today at his home on Ninth Street. He had been ill for the past nine weeks.
Mr. Roehr was born on August 7, 1859 in the city of Eisleben, Germany. At the age of 14 he was apprrenticed to a locksmith. While still a boy he helped to erect the famous statue of Martin Luther that stands in Eisleben.
In 1891, Mr. Roehr came to America and settled in Cincinnati, Ohio. Soon after he moved to Dayton and became affiliated with one of the largest machine shops in the country. His ability as a machinist speedily won him recognition and in 1902 he was commissioned to build 13 special embossing machines for the Chicago World's Fair.
He retired in 1933 and came to Sarasota to join his son Albert B Roehr, who settled here in 1914. After three years of retirement, Mr. Roehr, together with his sons Albert and Martin, established the Roehr Machine Shop on Washington Boulevard. He was actively connected with that shop until his final illness.
Soon after his arrival in this country, Mr. Roehr became a member of the German order of Harugari, Deutsche Eiche 469. For a number of years he served as Ohio state secretary of this organization.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Roehr, and six children. Mrs. Anna Windham of Sarasota; Albert B. Roehr of Sarasota; Alexander Roehr of Dayton, Ohio; Martin Roehr of Sarasota and Clifford Roehr of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Funeral arrangements were indefinite pending receipt of word from distant members of the family.
Albert and Anna had one child Albert Paul that was born and died in Gerbsteadt, Germany.
City Directory Dayton, Ohio 1910-1911.
City Directory Sarasota, Florida 1927-1928, and 1936.
"Albert had four children when come to America in a sailing ship in 1891 and went to Cincinnati, Ohio, a year later to Dayton, Ohio."
"THE NAME ROHR WAS CHANGED BY IMMIGRATE OFFICIAL IN BALTIMORE. THEY RECOMENDED THAT MY FATHER DROP THE TWO DOTS OVER O AND ADD THE E = ROEHR."
Sarasota, Florida - obituary
"Soon after his arrival in this country, Mr. Roehr became a member of the German order of Harugari, Deutches Eiche 469. For a number of years he served as Ohio State Secretary of this organization." Certificate of Death, Sarasota, Florida, #3931, trade or profession Locksmith.
Citizen of the United States 1 Feb 1896.
Designation Report 847 Virginia Ave....house placed on Historical Register.
The Rock House...The home is called "La Hacienda del puesta Sol," the house that stands facing the sun.
Application for Social Security Account Number 000-00-8310.
The church records from Gerbstedt, Germany, Evangelisches Pfarramt; Baptism register 1859 No. 90.
Ludwig Albert Rohr, born on August 7 at 12 noon, legitimate
father: Carl Friedrich (this was changed later in Gottfried instead of Friedrich on base of the marriage register of 1841, page 59 by the main pastor Perschmann) bricklayer and inhabitant, Protestant.
Mother: Johanne Christiane born as Michaelis, Protesant
parents place of residence: Gerbstadt (sic!), Kloppan
day of baptism: 28 august 1859.
The church records from Gerbstedt, Germany, Evangelisches Pfarramt; Marriage register 1883 No. 22
Ludwig Albert Rohr, locksmith in Gerbstedt,
Protestant, born in Gerbstedt on 7 August 1859, certificate from the registry office Gebstedt dated on 30 June 1883 no. 27, unmarried bachelor with
Anna Bertha Rosalie Rohr, Protestant, born in
Gerbstedt on 12 February 1863, unmarried, virgin
Day of copulation: 1 July 1883
Obituary Feb. 3, 1936
Albert Roehr, 77 founder of the Roehr Machine Shop in this city died early today at his home on Ninth Street. He had been ill for the past nine weeks.
Mr. Roehr was born on August 7, 1859 in the city of Eisleben, Germany. At the age of 14 he was apprrenticed to a locksmith. While still a boy he helped to erect the famous statue of Martin Luther that stands in Eisleben.
In 1891, Mr. Roehr came to America and settled in Cincinnati, Ohio. Soon after he moved to Dayton and became affiliated with one of the largest machine shops in the country. His ability as a machinist speedily won him recognition and in 1902 he was commissioned to build 13 special embossing machines for the Chicago World's Fair.
He retired in 1933 and came to Sarasota to join his son Albert B Roehr, who settled here in 1914. After three years of retirement, Mr. Roehr, together with his sons Albert and Martin, established the Roehr Machine Shop on Washington Boulevard. He was actively connected with that shop until his final illness.
Soon after his arrival in this country, Mr. Roehr became a member of the German order of Harugari, Deutsche Eiche 469. For a number of years he served as Ohio state secretary of this organization.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Roehr, and six children. Mrs. Anna Windham of Sarasota; Albert B. Roehr of Sarasota; Alexander Roehr of Dayton, Ohio; Martin Roehr of Sarasota and Clifford Roehr of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Funeral arrangements were indefinite pending receipt of word from distant members of the family.
