Notizen zu dieser Person
NOTE: 1900 United States Census, Liberty Twp., Putnam County, Ohio, sheet14A, ED 63, Enumerated: 27 Jun 1900
239 250 Theodore Krauss 43 M b.Apr 1857 OH mar.14yrs father-GER
mother-GER occupation-Farmer
Clara E.-wife 30 F b.Feb 1870 OH #ch.5/5 father-OH
mother-OH
Ray L.-son 13 M b.Jan 1887 OH At School
Laura M.-daugh. 11 F b.Apr 1889 OH At School
Harley M.-son 7 M b.Feb 1893 OH At School
L?????? P.-dau. 4 F b.Jan 1896 OH
Esty H.-daughter 1 F b.Jan 1899 OH
Joseph Cooper-boarder 25 M b.Mar 1875 OH Farm Laborer
NOTE: 1910 United States Census, Livingston Twp., Otsego County,Michigan, sheet 16B, ED 168, Enumerated: May 1910
139 141 Theodore A. Krauss 52 M b.OH mar.23yrs father-GER
mother-GER occupation-Laborer
Etta C.-wife 40 F b.OH #ch.7/7 father-OH mother-OH
Ray L.-son 23 M b.OH Laborer/Farm
Harley M.-son 17 M b.OH ??????
Lavinia ?-daughter 14 F b.OH
Esta Hazel-daughter 11 F b.OH
Myrtle D. F.-daugh. 8 F b.OH
Edith M.-daughter 5 F b.MI
NOTE: Otsego County Herald & Times, 7 May 1915:
THEODORE A. KRAUSS DIED SUDDENLY
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Passed away at the Family Home in
B Street on Wednesday Morning
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Theadore A. Krauss, a well known and respected resident of thevillage died suddenly at the family home in B street, north on Wednesdaymorning about 5 o'clock.
The deceased had not been feeling well during the previous eveningand had complained of a pain across his chest when he returned from uptown the previous evening. He said very little about it and both he andMrs. Krauss thought that it would wear off and he would be all right.About three o'clock in the morning he experienced a recurrance of thepains and after finding himself unable to sleep for some time got up andattended to the fire and had started back to bed when he fell to thefloor and in a few minutes expired.
The deceased was born in Putnam county Ohio April 30th,1857 and was58 years old. He with his family removed to Gaylord thirteen years agolast November.
He was a member of Laurel Arbor, Ancient Order of Gleaners in whichorganization he also carried an insurance.
The deceased is survived by a widow, two sons and five daughters- Rayand Clell Krauss, Mrs. Louis Noirot, Levina, Hazel, Myrtle and Edith, allof whom, except Mrs. Noirot, residing at home. He is also survived bytwo brothers, P. M. Krauss of Finley, O., who arrived here on Thursdaymorning and H. J. Krauss of Leipsic. Mrs. John Konst of Leipsic a niece,also came on Thursday morning to attend the funeral.
The funeral services were held on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock andwere largely attended, the Rev. C. A. Lohnes, pastor of the Methodistchurch, officiating. The burial was in Fairview.
Fred
Gillette
