Louis William Nicholas Noerteman was born on July 27, 1865, in St. Louis City, Missouri, died on August 27, 1928, in St. Louis City, Missouri, at age 63, and was buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, Normandy, St. Louis County, Missouri.
His parents were Christina Schlieper and Justus Louis Nicholas Noerteman. They had ten children.
Over the years, the parents wrote the names of their children in a book of German poetry. The book was dated 1848. The names were written first in German and then changed to English. Lewis Wilhelm Nicolaus became Louis William Nicholas.
Louis worked as a salesman for the San Francisco News Company and was single when he died. His brother, Harry, signed the death certificate as the informant. They lived at the same address in St. Louis City.
Ten Noertemans were buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, "Old Part 1, Old Section 527" with no gravestone. According to cemetery records and an illustration, there were five adults and five children buried in the Noerteman plot. The five children were buried on top of the five adults.
His parents were Christina Schlieper and Justus Louis Nicholas Noerteman. They had ten children.
Over the years, the parents wrote the names of their children in a book of German poetry. The book was dated 1848. The names were written first in German and then changed to English. Lewis Wilhelm Nicolaus became Louis William Nicholas.
Louis worked as a salesman for the San Francisco News Company and was single when he died. His brother, Harry, signed the death certificate as the informant. They lived at the same address in St. Louis City.
Ten Noertemans were buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, "Old Part 1, Old Section 527" with no gravestone. According to cemetery records and an illustration, there were five adults and five children buried in the Noerteman plot. The five children were buried on top of the five adults.
Louis William Nicholas Noerteman was born on July 27, 1865, in St. Louis City, Missouri, died on August 27, 1928, in St. Louis City, Missouri, at age 63, and was buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, Normandy, St. Louis County, Missouri.
His parents were Christina Schlieper and Justus Louis Nicholas Noerteman. They had ten children.
Over the years, the parents wrote the names of their children in a book of German poetry. The book was dated 1848. The names were written first in German and then changed to English. Lewis Wilhelm Nicolaus became Louis William Nicholas.
Louis worked as a salesman for the San Francisco News Company and was single when he died. His brother, Harry, signed the death certificate as the informant. They lived at the same address in St. Louis City.
Ten Noertemans were buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, "Old Part 1, Old Section 527" with no gravestone. According to cemetery records and an illustration, there were five adults and five children buried in the Noerteman plot. The five children were buried on top of the five adults.
His parents were Christina Schlieper and Justus Louis Nicholas Noerteman. They had ten children.
Over the years, the parents wrote the names of their children in a book of German poetry. The book was dated 1848. The names were written first in German and then changed to English. Lewis Wilhelm Nicolaus became Louis William Nicholas.
Louis worked as a salesman for the San Francisco News Company and was single when he died. His brother, Harry, signed the death certificate as the informant. They lived at the same address in St. Louis City.
Ten Noertemans were buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, "Old Part 1, Old Section 527" with no gravestone. According to cemetery records and an illustration, there were five adults and five children buried in the Noerteman plot. The five children were buried on top of the five adults.
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