Florian was born in Klosters, Switzerland, as written by him on his US Naturalization Records. He works as a car repairman.
He departed from Havre, France, on the ship named Normandy; and landed in New York, New York on Aug 14, 1893.
His next record shows him participating in the 1900 U.S. Census. He was living as a boarder Montana, Buffalo, Wisconsin; at the age of 26 and his trade was a farmer.
His next records shows him living in Gray, Stevens, Washington, and is marring Margareth Uhrig, in Jackson Missouri on April 11, 1913.
They return to the state of Washington and the next year they had a daughter, Margaret Elizabeth (born Guler) Laney Stadler (1914-2001).
His new bride had been married and had 4 children when Florian married. He accepted the children and they even used his last name on some records, such as his naturalization records.
As for Florian's parents of family before he arrived, no such records can be found at this time.
Contributor: Kimberley Schneider (50540634)
Florian was born in Klosters, Switzerland, as written by him on his US Naturalization Records. He works as a car repairman.
He departed from Havre, France, on the ship named Normandy; and landed in New York, New York on Aug 14, 1893.
His next record shows him participating in the 1900 U.S. Census. He was living as a boarder Montana, Buffalo, Wisconsin; at the age of 26 and his trade was a farmer.
His next records shows him living in Gray, Stevens, Washington, and is marring Margareth Uhrig, in Jackson Missouri on April 11, 1913.
They return to the state of Washington and the next year they had a daughter, Margaret Elizabeth (born Guler) Laney Stadler (1914-2001).
His new bride had been married and had 4 children when Florian married. He accepted the children and they even used his last name on some records, such as his naturalization records.
As for Florian's parents of family before he arrived, no such records can be found at this time.
Contributor: Kimberley Schneider (50540634)
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