Glenn Plonk
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Glenn lives in Severna Park, Md. and has been researching his maternal side of the family for approximately ten years. Find a Grave has been a valuable source to piece together his family tree.
The Saucer brothers (Frank and Earl) were the youngest on three children of Oswald and Loretta Saucer (Glenn's Grandmother). They disappeared from U.S. Census records after 1900 and were ultimately found buried in the same cemetery in Mckeesport, Pennsylvania. Glenn also located their obituaries which showed that both boys were placed in the Home For The Friendless orphanage in Allegheny County by their father when the Saucer family broke up in the late 1900s. Records from the Home For The Friendless showed that 6 year old Frank died of measles and 4 year old died after a short illness,
The Saucer brothers (Frank and Earl) were the youngest on three children of Oswald and Loretta Saucer (Glenn's Grandmother). They disappeared from U.S. Census records after 1900 and were ultimately found buried in the same cemetery in Mckeesport, Pennsylvania. Glenn also located their obituaries which showed that both boys were placed in the Home For The Friendless orphanage in Allegheny County by their father when the Saucer family broke up in the late 1900s. Records from the Home For The Friendless showed that 6 year old Frank died of measles and 4 year old died after a short illness,
Glenn lives in Severna Park, Md. and has been researching his maternal side of the family for approximately ten years. Find a Grave has been a valuable source to piece together his family tree.
The Saucer brothers (Frank and Earl) were the youngest on three children of Oswald and Loretta Saucer (Glenn's Grandmother). They disappeared from U.S. Census records after 1900 and were ultimately found buried in the same cemetery in Mckeesport, Pennsylvania. Glenn also located their obituaries which showed that both boys were placed in the Home For The Friendless orphanage in Allegheny County by their father when the Saucer family broke up in the late 1900s. Records from the Home For The Friendless showed that 6 year old Frank died of measles and 4 year old died after a short illness,
The Saucer brothers (Frank and Earl) were the youngest on three children of Oswald and Loretta Saucer (Glenn's Grandmother). They disappeared from U.S. Census records after 1900 and were ultimately found buried in the same cemetery in Mckeesport, Pennsylvania. Glenn also located their obituaries which showed that both boys were placed in the Home For The Friendless orphanage in Allegheny County by their father when the Saucer family broke up in the late 1900s. Records from the Home For The Friendless showed that 6 year old Frank died of measles and 4 year old died after a short illness,
