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Note N3270 Index

1940 Occupation: Clerk in retail food store.

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1940 Occupation: Pattern maker in machine shop.
1905 RI State census gives birthdate as 21 Mar 1899.

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1940 Occupation : Stationary Engineer at Worsted Mill.

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Note N3273 Index

1940 occupation: real estate appraiser

"NOTICE. While under construction on Harold St. bel. Lehigh Ave West of 22d st. and oposite the new MUNICIPAL SQUARE 18 two-story Pompelian brick and porch dwellings, 8 rooms, with reception hall, laundry, finished in hard wood: for plans and consstruction they excell anthing erected in the Northwest. Several Sold - Price $3000 each. A SAMPLE HOUSE will be finished in ten days. Also 6 main street dwellings and a corner store. CHAS. E BIDDLE BUILDER, Wm. H. Liebrich Agent."--20 June 1909, Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer

"DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT MODEL HOMES. 7 rooms, reception hall and laundry, 8 foot porches, hardwood finish, 24th st. below Allegheny are CHAS. E. BIDDLE, Builder. premises, WM. H. LIEBRICH, Agent, 29th and Ridge ave."--5 March 1911, Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer

"To Build at Logan. William H. Liebrich made settlement yesterday through Horace Groskin for a tract of ground at Logan, on Warnock street, between Rockland and Ruscomb streets, containing 280 feet front on Warnock street by 73 feet depth. The consideration is not disclosed. Liebrich will improve this land immediately by the erection of eighteen dwelling houses built in a solid row at a cost, including the ground, or about $75,000."--22 Jun 1911, The Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer

"Lights For A's Park Approved. Philadelphia's zoning board agreed yesterday to permit major league baseball at night, over the protests that howling fans would distrub sleep and wake babies.
The board heard the complaints, then approved an application for construction of 147-foot light towers at historic Shibe Park, home lot of the American League Athletics and National Phillies.
The teams propose to play night games this year-for the first time.
"We're all up in arms about this," Mrs. William H. Liebrich told the board. "Whether we'll take this into court, we can't say right now."
Her home is across the street from the park. Others in the neighborhood had protests of their own, but Mrs. Liebrich wanted to know what privacy she'd have in a bedroom facing the park, illuminated by eight flood lights.
There were some who packed left-handed complements for the league-trailing Philadelphia clubs in their complaints. They were afraid they might be struck by over-the-fence drives some hot summer night as they sat on their porches."--9 Feb 1939, Williamsport (PA) Sun-Gazette

"William H. Liebrich--William H. Liebrich, retired building operator and a charter member of the Philadelphia Real Estate Board, died yesterday in Jewish Hospital after a long illness.
Mr. Liebrich, who lived for many years on Olney ave. near 6th st., frequently was called in court cases as an appraiser of realty holdings in the city. He was a member of Louis Wagner Lodge 715, Masons.
He is survived by his wife, Dagny Frolich Liebrich; a daughter, Mrs. Harry C. Thompson, of Moorestown, N.J., and a grandson, Harry C. Thompson,, 3d. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 P.M. from 1937 N. Broad st. Interment services will be private."--14 Nov 1943, The Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer

"WILLIAM H. LIEBRICH FUNERAL RITES TODAY Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. today for William H. Liebrich, a charter member of the Philadelphia
Real Eststae Board, at 1937 North Broad street. Mr. Liebrich died Saturday after a long illness. He lived at Sixth street and Olney avenue. He was a Mason.
He is survived by his widow, Dagny Frollich Liebrich; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy C. Thompson, of Moorestown, and a grandson, Harry C. Thompson, 3rd."--16 Nov 1943, The Camden (NJ) Morning Post

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In 1930, living with daughter and son-in-law.

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Living with sister and brother-in-law in 1900. Arrived with mother, August, Elisabeth and Catharina on ship "Frisia" from Hamburg on 9 Sep 1874.

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Adeline was born to William Aubrey and Bessie Jones Martin in Colfax, Louisiana. She graduated from Baptist Hospital School of Nursing in 1946 and worked at Rapids General as a Registered Nurse until her marriage to Robert Mount Liebrich, who passed away in 1992. She set aside her nursing career to raise and care for their five children; son, Robert W. Liebrich (Deb), and daughters, Sharon Ray (Jimmy), Helen Lindgren (Gary), Carol Dillion (Allen) and Linda Davenport (Doug). Also, twelve grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A funeral service was held March 10, 2011 at Crown Hill Funeral Home, with interment in Crown Hill Cemetery

"Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Martin of Colfax announce the marriage of their daughter, Adeline, to Mr. Robert Mount Liebrich of Indianapolis, Ind., son of Mrs. Alice Canady of that city. The wedding took place on April 30 in the First Methodist Church, Natchez, Miss."--13 May 1952, The (Alexandria LA) Town Talk

"Mrs. John Tamburo and Miss Nelwyn Hixon entertained Thursday evening last at a "going away" party in the former's home on Halsey Street for Mrs. Robert Liebrich, a recent bride. The latter, who before her marriage, was Miss Adeline Martin,, will sail soon from New York to join Mr. Liebrich in France. The reception rooms of the home were decorated with garden flowers and in the dining room the table was arranged with a centerpiece of daisies and blue salvia. Pouring punch was Mrs. Elaine Yancy. Others in the party were friends and Baptist Hospital co-workers of Mrs. Liebrich"--4 Jun 1952, The (Alexandria, LA) Town Talk