William Frederick, son of Henry & Helen Albers, was born Feb. 19, 1893 in Chilton, Calumet County, Wisconsin. Source: Wisconsin births prior to 1907 Reel: 0026, Record: 000178. The 1905 Wisconsin State census the parents give their birth location as Germany, however later in 1930 census, his parents were enumerated as born in Wisconsin.
June 1, 1905 William is living with his parents in Chilton, Calumet County, WI: Albers, Henry head 40 born Germany; Helen wife 41 born Germany; all children born Wisconsin: Hattie dau 14; Bernard son 13; William son 12; Mata dau 10; Helen dau 4. Roll: CSUSAWI1905_3
World War I Veteran enlisting May 3. 1918 Honorable discharge Feb 12, 1919. State served was Wisconsin. USN H.A. 2/c.
On May 28, 1917, when Wm. F. Albers enlisted he gave his status as single, a dental college student, born in Chilton, Calumet County, Wisconsin on Feb 19, 1893. He was described as tall, medium build, brown eyes and hair, not bald with no deformities.
In 1930 he is a Dentist, living in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI with his wife Mabel and sons Keith 5, and Jene 3.
By WW II, on Apr 27, 1942, he was living in Coleman, Marinette, WI, he was married to Mrs. William Albers, and his occupation is a Dentist. He is 6'2", 196lbs, and has a scar on his left thumb and chin; this according to his draft registration.
William Frederick Albers died Marinette, Marinette County, WI per Wisconsin Death Index, Certificate # 025557.
Application for marker filled out by Mable Ann Albers, widow, of Coleman, Wisconsin, on Sep 11, 1961. Grave marked with flat granite marker with a Latin/Christian cross. Received Feb 21, 1962 by Theo Federwitz, Sexton.
June 1, 1905 William is living with his parents in Chilton, Calumet County, WI: Albers, Henry head 40 born Germany; Helen wife 41 born Germany; all children born Wisconsin: Hattie dau 14; Bernard son 13; William son 12; Mata dau 10; Helen dau 4. Roll: CSUSAWI1905_3
World War I Veteran enlisting May 3. 1918 Honorable discharge Feb 12, 1919. State served was Wisconsin. USN H.A. 2/c.
On May 28, 1917, when Wm. F. Albers enlisted he gave his status as single, a dental college student, born in Chilton, Calumet County, Wisconsin on Feb 19, 1893. He was described as tall, medium build, brown eyes and hair, not bald with no deformities.
In 1930 he is a Dentist, living in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI with his wife Mabel and sons Keith 5, and Jene 3.
By WW II, on Apr 27, 1942, he was living in Coleman, Marinette, WI, he was married to Mrs. William Albers, and his occupation is a Dentist. He is 6'2", 196lbs, and has a scar on his left thumb and chin; this according to his draft registration.
William Frederick Albers died Marinette, Marinette County, WI per Wisconsin Death Index, Certificate # 025557.
Application for marker filled out by Mable Ann Albers, widow, of Coleman, Wisconsin, on Sep 11, 1961. Grave marked with flat granite marker with a Latin/Christian cross. Received Feb 21, 1962 by Theo Federwitz, Sexton.
William Frederick, son of Henry & Helen Albers, was born Feb. 19, 1893 in Chilton, Calumet County, Wisconsin. Source: Wisconsin births prior to 1907 Reel: 0026, Record: 000178. The 1905 Wisconsin State census the parents give their birth location as Germany, however later in 1930 census, his parents were enumerated as born in Wisconsin.
June 1, 1905 William is living with his parents in Chilton, Calumet County, WI: Albers, Henry head 40 born Germany; Helen wife 41 born Germany; all children born Wisconsin: Hattie dau 14; Bernard son 13; William son 12; Mata dau 10; Helen dau 4. Roll: CSUSAWI1905_3
World War I Veteran enlisting May 3. 1918 Honorable discharge Feb 12, 1919. State served was Wisconsin. USN H.A. 2/c.
On May 28, 1917, when Wm. F. Albers enlisted he gave his status as single, a dental college student, born in Chilton, Calumet County, Wisconsin on Feb 19, 1893. He was described as tall, medium build, brown eyes and hair, not bald with no deformities.
In 1930 he is a Dentist, living in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI with his wife Mabel and sons Keith 5, and Jene 3.
By WW II, on Apr 27, 1942, he was living in Coleman, Marinette, WI, he was married to Mrs. William Albers, and his occupation is a Dentist. He is 6'2", 196lbs, and has a scar on his left thumb and chin; this according to his draft registration.
William Frederick Albers died Marinette, Marinette County, WI per Wisconsin Death Index, Certificate # 025557.
Application for marker filled out by Mable Ann Albers, widow, of Coleman, Wisconsin, on Sep 11, 1961. Grave marked with flat granite marker with a Latin/Christian cross. Received Feb 21, 1962 by Theo Federwitz, Sexton.
June 1, 1905 William is living with his parents in Chilton, Calumet County, WI: Albers, Henry head 40 born Germany; Helen wife 41 born Germany; all children born Wisconsin: Hattie dau 14; Bernard son 13; William son 12; Mata dau 10; Helen dau 4. Roll: CSUSAWI1905_3
World War I Veteran enlisting May 3. 1918 Honorable discharge Feb 12, 1919. State served was Wisconsin. USN H.A. 2/c.
On May 28, 1917, when Wm. F. Albers enlisted he gave his status as single, a dental college student, born in Chilton, Calumet County, Wisconsin on Feb 19, 1893. He was described as tall, medium build, brown eyes and hair, not bald with no deformities.
In 1930 he is a Dentist, living in Coleman, Marinette Co., WI with his wife Mabel and sons Keith 5, and Jene 3.
By WW II, on Apr 27, 1942, he was living in Coleman, Marinette, WI, he was married to Mrs. William Albers, and his occupation is a Dentist. He is 6'2", 196lbs, and has a scar on his left thumb and chin; this according to his draft registration.
William Frederick Albers died Marinette, Marinette County, WI per Wisconsin Death Index, Certificate # 025557.
Application for marker filled out by Mable Ann Albers, widow, of Coleman, Wisconsin, on Sep 11, 1961. Grave marked with flat granite marker with a Latin/Christian cross. Received Feb 21, 1962 by Theo Federwitz, Sexton.
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