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Henry Earl Frankhauser
1881 – 22 Dec 1918
| Birth | 1881 |
| Death | 22 Dec 1918 |
| Cemetery | Union Cemetery Calgary , Calgary Census Division , Alberta , Canada |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/127516755 |
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Henry Earl Frankhauser applied for homestead entry on Feb. 1, 1912 for SE and NE15-22-12W4, near Steveville, Alberta, northeast of Millicent. He listed his place of birth as Minnesota, and had last been living in North Dakota, as a Painter and Paper Hanger, as well as a Farmer. His statutory declaration, made in Sept. 1912. indicated that Henry was supplementing his income by working at Brooks, Alberta, as a Movie Pictures Machinist. He was married and had one. Henry's homestead patent application, made in 1915, showed that he had three children by this time. His land patent for SE15-22-12W4 was issued on September 4, 1918. His wife, Bertha Frankhauser, wrote to the Interior Dept. of Seed Grain Office on June 19, 1919, regarding her husband's seed grain encumbrances, stating that her husband died December 22, 1918, and that she was left with five small children. Correspondence was later sent to Mrs. R. H. Imes, and the Alberta Marriage Index shows that Bertha Frankhauser remarried to Richard H. Imes at Brooks, Alberta in 1920. FRANKHOUSER --In Calgary, on Sunday, Dec. 22, Henry Frankhouser, aged 36 years, of Millicent, Alberta. The funeral will take place from Harrison & Foster's undertaking parlors on Tuesday, Dec. 24, at 3:30 o'clock. Interment will take place in the Union cemetery. Excerpt from The Morning Albertan, Calgary, Monday, December 23, 1918, page 5 Alberta Vital Statistics Death Index Name: Henry Frankhouser Death Date: 1918 Death Place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Registration Number: 920 ∼ Source: Brook Bulletin, Brooks Alberta, published Dec. 26, 1918, transcribed and submitted by FAG contributor Kathie Postoloski-Friesen HENRY FRANKHAUSER Henry Frankhauser, a well known resident of the Steveville district, died in Calgary on Sunday last following an attack of influenza. He leaves a wife and four children. He had gone to Calgary to sell a number of coyote skins and while there he was stricken. Interment took place in Calgary. The bereaved widow and children have the sympathy of the community.
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- William David Frankhauser 1871–1933
- Charles Frederick "C. F." Frankhauser 1877–1955
- Lydia Matida Frankhauser Strutz 1879–1953
- Esther Henrietta Frankhauser Strutz 1886–1959
- Louise Emily Frankhauser Woodworth 1890–1969
- Rev Carl Rudolph Frankhauser 1892–1966
- Marvin F Frankhouse 1902–1935
- Alvin Alfred Frankhouse 1904–1942
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