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Telephone Operator.
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His godfather was count Ludwig Christoffel of Solms.
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Last residence: Memphis, TN
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Native of Wurtemburg, Germany
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Tobacco dealer in Frankfurt
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Of Lambsheim. Matriculated at Leipzig in 1425, then Heidelberg in 1426. Pastor to Erpolzheim in 1431. When the community of Freinsheim set up a "priest benefice" in 1431, the village officials asked Bishop Friedrich of Worms to give this benefice to Pastor Nicolaus Lieberich of Erpolzheim. This was soon accomplished.
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Adopted son of Michael and Mary Hirtzel
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Boarder with family 117.
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Adopted son of Michael and Mary Hirtzel.
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Bûrger in Wetzlar 1574 - 1580
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Of Kröfftelbach. Enrolled at Marburg in 1550. Appointed Reformed Pastor to Kröfftelback in 1549-1557. Then Pastor to Muschenheim 1557-1575. Married around 1558?
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1626-37 Citizen of Lich
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Died between Dudenhofen and Münchholz
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Lutheran Pastor in Garbenheim
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Occupation: Painter
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Lawyer. Magistrate at Humburg/Saar. Government secretary in Weilburg.
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Robert is listed as single in this 1910 Census
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Registered for the draft in Indianapolis on September 12, 1918, at age 33.
Listed in the Indianapolis Indiana City Directory for 1907 and 1917 as draftsman.
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Graduated from the 8th grade in Sioux Falls, SD. Served in the Army two years and was discharged in 1954. He settled in Winner, SD. Mr. Liebrich drove for Redlinger Trucking, Wilson Transfer from 1960-63, American Freight from 1963-82, his own trucking company, L&L Trucking from 1982-88, and Lewis Truck lines from 1988-91. He also drove for Bob Curtis Trucking until 2002, when his health gave out. He belonged ot the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars post of Winner. He was a member of the Men's Bowling Association and served as president for many years. He also was president of the Young American Bowling Alliance for many years. He participated in Boy Scouts of American with his sons and enjoyed fishing, hunting, bowling and playing cards with his family.
He was preceeded in death by a sister, Loretta Noldner, and a brother, Dale.
Survivors include four sons, Leonard and Mark, both of Winner, Robert of Sheridan, WY and Craig of Chamberlain, SD; a daughter Brenda Bender of Winner; a brother, Kenneth of Winner and 11 grandchildren.