| Name |
Joseph Paul ROEHRIG |
| Birth |
24 Jul 1872, Alsace-Lorraine |
| Death |
11 Sep 1937, Syracuse, Ononodaga County, New York |
| Burial |
14 Sep 1937, Assumption Cemetary |
| Occupation |
In 1894 Joseph was a driver of boards and lived a 136 Peters. In 1901
Joseph was a butcher and lived at 608 Division. In 1907 Joseph was a meatcutter and lived
at 120 Peck Ave. In 1916 Joseph was a laborer. In 1926 Joseph was a brewer. |
| Religion |
Joseph had a High Mass Requiem by Father Richard J. Shanahan assisted by
Reverend Bernard Duhamei as deacon and Rev. Robert Dinnon as sub-deacon of Blessed
Sacrement Church, Syracuse New York. |
| Father |
Mr. ROEHRIG |
| Mother |
Mrs.ROEHRIG |
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| Spouse |
Franciska (Frances) GIRSCH Picture |
| Birth |
28 Feb 1873, Alsace-Lorraine |
| Death |
30 Oct 1967, Houston, Harris Co., Texas |
| Burial |
1 Nov 1967, Garden of Gethsemani Cemetery and was later move to Assumption
Cemetery, Ononadaga Co., New York |
| Religion |
Catholic |
| Father |
Mr. GIRSCH |
| Mother |
Mrs. GIRSCH |
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| Children: |
| 1 M |
George Joseph Roehrig Picture |
| Birth |
abt 1892, Syracuse, New York |
| Death |
1948, Syracuse, New York |
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| 2 F |
Mary Louise ROEHRIG Picture |
| Birth |
4 Apr 1895, Syracuse, New York |
| Death |
3 Jan 1973 |
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| Spouse |
Cletus W. FORBES |
| Marriage |
28 May 1921 |
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| 3 M |
Emil Paul ROEHRIG Picture |
| Birth |
17 Jul 1903, Syracuse, Onondada County, New York |
| Death |
9 May 1970, Houston, Harris County, Texas |
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| Spouse |
Frieda Lena (Lee) FOSTER |
| Marriage |
25 Jun 1924, Syracuse, New York |
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| Spouse |
Vivian Johnson REED |
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| Notes for Joseph Paul ROEHRIG |
Nickname "Butch". Vivian Roehrig told of visiting
another George Roehrig that was not Emil's brother, but was related. She described him as
a very good looking man and very kind.
Arrived in the U. S. 1889 - naturalized 1898 according to the 1920 census index.
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| Notes for Franciska (Frances) GIRSCH |
Heresay: F. Girsch had 2 sisters who had daughters. Clara's
daughters lived in San Antonio Texas and one niece named Cook (remarried) lived in
Florida. One note says that F. Girsch came to the US to stay with her older sister named
Mary. Mary was married and living in Syracuse.
Naturalized according to the 1920 census index. |
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