Gustav Herzog was born in Germany in 1837 in Ballenstedt,Anhalt,Behrenburg,Germany. He came to the U.S.A. in 1851 with his parents. He was one of the first to use steam & power machines in making furniture for the early dealers in furniture in Syracuse. He turned out barrel staves and sold them to the early salt manufactures.
He was a member of Liederkranz, he had a rich bartone voice.His wife died in 1892. he was survied by three sons, Rudolph,Fred and Gustav Herzog Jr. and three daughters, Mrs Gustav Kalb and Miss M.V.Herzog of Syracuse & Mrs J.E. Gulden of Rochester,N.Y.
The services were on 22 Apr 1911 and he was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery.
He was a member of Liederkranz, he had a rich bartone voice.His wife died in 1892. he was survied by three sons, Rudolph,Fred and Gustav Herzog Jr. and three daughters, Mrs Gustav Kalb and Miss M.V.Herzog of Syracuse & Mrs J.E. Gulden of Rochester,N.Y.
The services were on 22 Apr 1911 and he was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Gustav Herzog was born in Germany in 1837 in Ballenstedt,Anhalt,Behrenburg,Germany. He came to the U.S.A. in 1851 with his parents. He was one of the first to use steam & power machines in making furniture for the early dealers in furniture in Syracuse. He turned out barrel staves and sold them to the early salt manufactures.
He was a member of Liederkranz, he had a rich bartone voice.His wife died in 1892. he was survied by three sons, Rudolph,Fred and Gustav Herzog Jr. and three daughters, Mrs Gustav Kalb and Miss M.V.Herzog of Syracuse & Mrs J.E. Gulden of Rochester,N.Y.
The services were on 22 Apr 1911 and he was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery.
He was a member of Liederkranz, he had a rich bartone voice.His wife died in 1892. he was survied by three sons, Rudolph,Fred and Gustav Herzog Jr. and three daughters, Mrs Gustav Kalb and Miss M.V.Herzog of Syracuse & Mrs J.E. Gulden of Rochester,N.Y.
The services were on 22 Apr 1911 and he was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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