John and Catherine Dreith Freehling were "Volga Germans" (ethnic Germans who lived along the Volga River in Russia). They emigrated/immigrated in 1912, arriving in the port of Galveston, Texas.
Their identifiable children were: John Freehling Jr. born 1914, Mary Freehling born 1918, and Victor Freehling born 1929.
1940 (*federal census), age 54, living in Denver, Colorado with his wife (Catherine) and his youngest child (Victor, age 10), employed as a car repairer.
John and Catherine are buried adjacent to a daughter-in-law (Amelia Freehling).
Their identifiable children were: John Freehling Jr. born 1914, Mary Freehling born 1918, and Victor Freehling born 1929.
1940 (*federal census), age 54, living in Denver, Colorado with his wife (Catherine) and his youngest child (Victor, age 10), employed as a car repairer.
John and Catherine are buried adjacent to a daughter-in-law (Amelia Freehling).
John and Catherine Dreith Freehling were "Volga Germans" (ethnic Germans who lived along the Volga River in Russia). They emigrated/immigrated in 1912, arriving in the port of Galveston, Texas.
Their identifiable children were: John Freehling Jr. born 1914, Mary Freehling born 1918, and Victor Freehling born 1929.
1940 (*federal census), age 54, living in Denver, Colorado with his wife (Catherine) and his youngest child (Victor, age 10), employed as a car repairer.
John and Catherine are buried adjacent to a daughter-in-law (Amelia Freehling).
Their identifiable children were: John Freehling Jr. born 1914, Mary Freehling born 1918, and Victor Freehling born 1929.
1940 (*federal census), age 54, living in Denver, Colorado with his wife (Catherine) and his youngest child (Victor, age 10), employed as a car repairer.
John and Catherine are buried adjacent to a daughter-in-law (Amelia Freehling).
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