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John KRAMER-2605
B. 8 May 1860
Arbora
Provinz Lukonviner, Kaiscreich,
Austria
D. 15 Nov 1933
Brighton, Colorado |
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Children
1. Margaret KRAMER-3078
B. 13 Mar 1885 - Odessa, Russia
D. Aug 1944
2. John KRAMER, Jr. -3071
B. 29 Aug 1886 Russia
D. 6 Dec 1913
(train crash in Grand Island, Nebraska)
3. Sophia KRAMER-3080
B. 21 Dec 1888 - Russia
D. 24 Jan 1952 - Los Angeles
4. Jake KRAMER-3065
B. 19 Oct 1890 - Launchman Area
D. 4 Jun 1954 - Denver
5. August G. (Gus) KRAMER-2607
B. 7 Dec 1892 - Launchman Area
D. 17 July 1949- Brighton
6. Rose KRAMER-3066
B. 4 Oct 1894 - Launchman Area
D. 12 Sep 1898 (Typhoid) - Brighton
7. Katherine KRAMER-3067
B. 4 Aug 1896 - Launchman Area
D. 27 Sep 1973 -
8. William KRAMER-3068
B. 21 Jun 1898 - Brighton, CO
D. 2 Feb 1985 - Knox Indiana
9. Heinrich Carl (Henry) KRAMER-3069
B. 10 Mar 1901 - Brighton, CO
D. 2 Mar 1980 - Toledo, Ohio
10. Fred KRAMER-3071
B. 3 Aug 1902 - Brighton, CO
D. 5 June 1986 - Carmerlla, CA
11. Louise KRAMER-3419
B. 10 Apr 1904 - Brighton, CO
D. 20 Feb 1979
12. Ilsa KRAMER-3070
B. 17 Aug 1905 Brighton, CO
D. 29 Aug 1911
13. Max KRAMER-3420
B. 18 Aug 1907 |
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Burial Place:
Elmwood Cemetery
Brighton, Colorado
Section 25
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Archive File:
History from Adams County History
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| 1864 -- parents and
John moved from Austria to South Russia at age four.
1889 - Arrive in America and settled
in Eastern Colorado in the area known as Launchman.
1896 - Moved from
eastern Colorado to Brighton Colorado
1923 - John & Sophia Retired |
Homestead in Section 21 of
Township 6S, Range 44W. (Close to the Lanchman church.)
Other Families were his brother John Kramer, Christoph Bauder,
Johannes Lutz, Wilhelm Wall, Heinrich Bamesberger, Andrew Bauder,
Gottleib Bauder, Andreas Bauder Sr. Jacob Bauder, John
Schlichenmayer
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