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      Bettye Jane Berg was also known as Elizabeth.¹      Bettye Jane Berg, daughter of Earl Francis Berg and Gertrude Carney, was born on 24 October 1919.^2,1
     Bettye was enumerated with her grandfather, Joseph Francis Berg on the 1930 U.S. Census at Bonhomme Township, St. Louis County, Missouri, she was listed as a seven-year-old girl.³
     Bettye married Francis Otto Deutschmann, son of Joseph J. Deutschmann and Mary H. Strahsner, circa 1943.² Bettye Jane Berg and Francis Otto Deutschmann lived in 1943 at 475 Leffingwell Avenue in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.⁴ Bettye Jane Berg was the informant listed on the death certificate of Deborah Deutschmann on 24 November 1943.^5,4
     Bettye died on 17 September 1993 at age 73. Her obituary was published in the St. Lousi Post-Dispatch Newspaper on 19 September 1993. Her obituary stated:

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     Her funeral service was held on 21 September 1993 at St. Peter Catholic Cemetery, Kirkwood, Missouri.⁶ She was buried on 21 September 1993 in St. Peter Catholic Cemetery in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.⁷

Bettye Jane Deutschmann Tombstone.⁷

     
     Earlene married David W. Cerny.¹

      Sylvester Frederick "Syl" Berg was also known as Sylbert.      Sylvester Frederick "Syl" Berg, son of Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg and Anna E. Gerhardt, was born on 26 April 1904 in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.² He was baptized on 7 May 1904 at St. Peter Catholic Church, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, the sponsors included Anna Antonia Berg and Fred Berg sponsors were Herman Frederick Berg and Antonia K. Deutschman.² Sylvester Frederick "Syl" Berg lived with Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg in 1910 at 419 North Geyer Road in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.³
     Sylvester was enumerated as the son of Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg on the 1910 U.S. Census of Bonhomme Township, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, he was listed as a five-year-old white male born in Missouri.³ Sylvester Frederick "Syl" Berg lived with Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg and Anna E. Gerhardt from 1917 to 1920 at 3110 Walter Avenue in Maplewood, St. Louis County, Missouri.^4,5
     Sylvester was enumerated as the son of Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg on the 1920 U.S. Census of Central Township, Maplewood, St. Louis County, Missouri, he was listed as a 15-year-old white male. He had attended school during the year.⁵
     Sylvester Frederick was a musician in 1926 at Missouri.⁶
     Sylvester Frederick was a clerk at Friedman Shelby Branch in 1932.⁷ He lived in 1932 in Wellston, St. Louis County, Missouri.⁷ He lived in 1932 at 7389 Maple Avenue, Apartment 302 in Maplewood, St. Louis County, Missouri.⁸
     Sylvester married Marion Patterson before 1934 at Missouri.⁹ Sylvester Frederick "Syl" Berg lived in 1934 at 2022 Big Bend Boulevard in Maplewood, St. Louis County, Missouri.⁹
     Sylvester Frederick was in music in 1934.⁹
     Sylvester Frederick was a clerk at Friedman-Shelby Brothers, International Shoe Company in 1935.¹⁰ He was employed by Sylvester was a musician in a vaudeville troupe. During the term of his administration his mother's estate, he was located at: South Carolina, Hannibal Missouri, Livingston Montana, Battle Creek Michigan, and Homestead Theatre, Lead South Dakota. Comedy Stars of Hollywood in 1935.¹¹ He was designated executor of the estate of Anna E. Gerhardt in 1935.¹¹
     Sylvester Frederick was a musician in 1938 at Maplewood, St. Louis County, Missouri.¹²
     Sylvester Frederick was a woodworker in 1939 at Missouri.¹³ He lived in 1944 at 4558 Oakland Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.¹⁴
     Sylvester Frederick was a clerk at International Shoe Company from 1944 to 1946.^14,15
     Sylvester Frederick was a sampleman at International Shoe Company in 1952.¹⁶
     Sylvester died on 21 May 1958 in Miami, Dade County, Florida, at age 54.^17,1 His obituary was published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on 23 May 1958.¹ His obituary stated:

¹ He was buried in May 1958 in Valhalla Cemetery in Hanley Hills, St. Louis County, Missouri.^17,1

          Viola Frances Berg, daughter of Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg and Anna E. Gerhardt, was born on 4 September 1895 in St. Louis County, Missouri.¹ She was baptized on 29 November 1895 at St. Peter Catholic Church, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, the sponsors included Catherina Rosemann sponsor was Catherine Knierim.¹
     She lived with her parents, Anna and Maximilian, from 1899 to 1900 at 1727 South 11th Street, St. Louis, Missouri.^2,3
     Viola was enumerated as the daughter of Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg on the 1900 U.S. Census at St. Louis, Missouri, she was listed as a four-year-old white female born in Missouri in September 1895.² Viola Frances Berg lived with Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg in 1910 at 419 North Geyer Road in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.⁴
     Viola was enumerated as the daughter of Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg on the 1910 U.S. Census at Bonhomme Township, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, she was listed as a single 14-year-old white female born in Missouri.⁴
     Viola Frances was a steno, 806 in 1916 at 506 North Grand Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri.⁵ She lived in 1916 in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.⁵
     Viola Frances was a clerk 806, 508 N. Grand Ave. in 1917 at Missouri.⁶ She lived with Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg and Anna E. Gerhardt from 1917 to 1920 at 3110 Walter Avenue in Maplewood, St. Louis County, Missouri.^7,8
     Viola was enumerated as the daughter of Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg under the name of "Viola Berg" on the 1920 U.S. Census at Central Township, Maplewood, St. Louis County, Missouri, she was listed as a single 24-year-old white female born in Missouri. She was employed as a billing clerk at a 'public house'.⁸
     Viola Frances was a clerk at Westinghouse Lamp Company in 1922.⁹ She lived with Maximilian Francis "Mack" Berg and Anna E. Gerhardt from 1922 to 1935 at 3625 Oxford Boulevard in Maplewood, St. Louis County, Missouri; a one-and-one-half-story house in the Greenwood subdivision, lot 6, block 29 built in 1901 on a 60 foot x 135 foot lot, sided in aluminum/Vinyl siding. House has two bedroom and one and one-half baths. Ground floor is 496-square-feet, total living are is 952 square feet. A is main dwelling, 1.5 stories, 496 square feet. B is a 60-square foot open frame porch. C is a 204 square foot wood deck. D is an 84 square foot unfinished basement on lower level and one-story frame house on first level. Owner as of July 2002 is David L. Greenwell.^{10,11,12,13,14,15,16}
     Viola Frances was a typist at Westinghouse Lamp Company in 1928 at Missouri.¹²
     Viola Frances was a bookkeeper in 1934.¹¹
     Viola Frances was an accountant at Westinghouse Lamp Company in 1935 at Missouri.¹⁷ She lived between 1936 and 1938 at 3625 Oxford Boulevard in Missouri with her sister: Mrs. F. Winner.^18,19 She was the informant listed on the death certificate of Anna E. Gerhardt on 19 January 1936.²⁰
     Viola Frances was a clerk in 1938 at Missouri.¹⁸
     Viola married (?) McHale before 1965.²¹ Viola Frances Berg lived on 20 May 1965 at 3625 Oxford Boulevard in Missouri.²¹

          Frances Marie Berg, daughter of David Carl Berg and Anne E. Wegener, was born on 11 December 1907 in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.¹ Conflicting evidence placed her birth in 1908 (marriage license) or in 1902 (1910 census).^2,3
     Frances was enumerated as the daughter of David Carl Berg on the 1910 U.S. Census at Bonhomme Township, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, she was listed as an eight-year-old white female born in Missouri. She had attended school during the year.³
     Frances Marie Berg attended grade school at the John Pitman School at Adams Ave. and Lindberg Blvd. where Commerce Bank is now located circa 1915 at Missouri.⁴
     Frances Marie Berg wrote a letter to Margaret J. Kembel:
Dear Aunt Margaret
I received your letter some time ago and was very glad to hear from you. I think you must have almost forgotten me, because you had not written for such a long time.
Dad got back from his hunting trip safe. He was camping by himself most of the time. The man who usually camped with him was working. He did not get anything. It rained and snowed most of the time he was down there.
I had to take two Examinations Algebra and History and passed. I am taking geometry History, English and Cooking. Earl doesn't go to school anymore, he is driving the milk wagon. Margaret is still going to school and is taking piano lessons.
Elmer is working in the green house. Henry and Norman are still going to school
Little Henry gets into many fights.
Papa was disappointed that he could not hear you over the phone.
I think Aunt Kate is running a boarding house in Saint Louis. She has not bee very well.
Aunt Mayme and Uncle George were out Tuesday night Aunt Mayme looks real well now.
They are staying with his people.
She said you had not written to her since grandpa died and she feels real bad about it.
A week ago today 3 places burnt on Main street. The one place was where Dad used to have his shop.
We were so glad to hear that you and uncle Tom were planning to visit in Feb.
If you come write.
I guess I will close for this time so Dad wont be home until late. He went into a smoke that is being given the Music Union.
From your loving niece Francis - Mother and dad send their best regards - Write Soon on 29 January 1917 at Missouri.⁵
     Frances was enumerated as the daughter of David Carl Berg on the 1920 U.S. Census at Bonhomme Township, Missouri, she was listed as an 18-year-old single white female. She had attended school during the year and could read and write. She was not employed.⁶ Frances Marie Berg appeared on the List of Registered Voters of Bonhomme Township, Kirkwood No. 3, Precinct No. 108 on 14 October 1924 at 147 West Jefferson Avenue, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.⁷
     Frances Marie was a clerk in 1926.⁸ She and Alfred J. Sass obtained a marriage license on 2 July 1927 at Clayton, St. Louis County, Missouri, recorded in book 30, page 331.^9,2
     Frances married Alfred J. Sass, son of Fred H. Sass and Pauline Mengenwith, on 2 July 1927 at St. Louis, Missouri.² Frances Marie Sass lived with her mother, Anne, in 1930 at 135 East Adams Avenue, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri.¹⁰
     Frances was enumerated as the daughter of Anne E. Wegener under the name of "Frances M. Sass" on the 1930 U.S. Census at Missouri listed as a married 28-year-old female born in Missouri. She was married at the age of 28.¹⁰ At the time of Alfred's death in 1950, Alfred and Frances resided at 135 East Adams Avenue in Missouri.¹¹ Her husband, Alfred J. Sass, died on 26 January 1950 at age 47. She was the informant on his death certificate.^12,11
     Frances died on 2 February 1991 at St. Joseph's Hospital in Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, at age 83 of congestive heart failure, attended by Doctor Timothy Pratt, M. D., 325 North Kirkwood Road.^13,1,14 Her obituary was published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Newspaper on 3 February 1991.¹³ Her obituary stated:

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     Her funeral service was held on 8 February 1991 at Bopp's Kirkwood Chapel, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, the service was performed by Reverend Don Megahan.¹³ Frances Marie Berg was buried on 8 February 1991 in Oak Grove Memorial Mausoleum in Hanley Hills, St. Louis County, Missouri, in unit 5, crypt B, block 1057 in a Batesville Windsor solid popular casket.^13,1

     Richard William Frank never married.⁵      Richard William Frank, son of Joseph Nicholas Frank and Mabel Elizabeth Swillum, was born on 15 October 1913 in 214 Olive Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.^3,4,5,6,7 He was baptized in 1913 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, Reverend Pleus officiated..⁶
     He lived with his parents, Mabel and Joseph, in 1920 at 214 Olive Street in Missouri.⁸
     Richard was enumerated as the son of Joseph Nicholas Frank on the 1920 U.S. Census of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, he was listed as a six-year-old white male born in Missouri. He was attending school.⁸
     Richard William Frank lived with Mabel and Joseph Nicholas Frank in 1930 at 214 Olive Street, Missouri.¹
     Richard was enumerated as the son of Joseph Nicholas Frank under the name of "Richard W Frank" on the 1930 U.S. Census of Missouri listed as a single 16-year-old white male born in Missouri and attending school. Both his parents are listed as being born in Missouri.¹
     In his youth he was a a Jefferson City News-Tribune carrier, attended the Immaculate Conception Grade School, Jefferson City Senior High School and Junior College. Prior to entering the Army he was employed by L. H. Rost.
He enlisted in the Army in February, 1941 and received his training at Camp Robinson, Arkansas. He was then assigned to the Aleutians with the 35th Division where he served for 2 1/2 years in the 138th infantry.In January 1944 he was transferred to Germany with the 66th infantry division.⁹
     Richard William Frank attended college in 1941. For one year.⁵
     Richard William Frank enlisted in the Army on 18 February 1941 at Jefferson Barracks, Affton, St. Louis County, Missouri. As a Private.⁵
     Richard William Frank served from 18 February 1941 to 14 July 1945 in the private in the 138th Infantry of the U.S. Army during World War II he trained at Camp Joseph T. Robinson in Arkansas. His service number was 37051591..²
     Richard died on 14 July 1945 in Augsburg, kreisfreie Stadt Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany, at age 31 while attending a U.S.O. show near Vienna. He was injured while walking between two parked vehicles. A third vehicle's brakes failed to function, causing it to strike the parked vehicles. Richard was rushed to the U.S. Army hospital at Augsburg however seven days later the injuries proved fatal and he died at six o'clock in the morning of the 14th. His death was considered "non-battle"..^9,3,4,2,6,7
     Funeral memorial card.
     In a conversation on June 25, 1999, Annabeth Forbis stated: During World War II, members of the Armed Forces accumulated "points" during their service. Points depended on length, difficulty and location of service. On reaching 100 points, they were sent home. Mabel and Joseph were awaiting a telegram that Richard had been discharged and was in New York because he was so close to his 100 points. Instead a telegram came notifying them of his death. The messenger would not give it to Mabel, instead calling Joseph from the shed to give it to him. They had not even known that he had been injured.¹⁰ He was buried on 24 January 1949 in Resurrection Catholic Cemetery in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, service handled by the Dulle Funeral Home. After his death, he had been interred in Europe for a number of years. Tombstone states Mo Pfc 66 Inf. WW II.^3,7

     
     Anna married William Russell Forbis I, son of Millard P. "Jack" Forbis and Martha, on 18 September 1939 at Cole County, Missouri.¹

     
     Georgia married Maurice Blum Ferguson on 1 January 1939 at Missouri.¹

          Emily Margaret Frank, daughter of Joseph Nicholas Frank and Mabel Elizabeth Swillum, was born on 25 January 1923 in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, at 2:00 a.m.^2,3,1,4,5,6 As of 25 January 1923, Emily Margaret Frank was also known as Margaret Emma.⁴ She was baptized in 1923 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.⁴
     Emily Margaret Frank lived with Mabel and Joseph Nicholas Frank in 1930 at 214 Olive Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.⁷
     Emily was enumerated as the daughter of Joseph Nicholas Frank under the name of "Emily Frank" on the 1930 U.S. Census at Missouri.⁷ listed as a single eight-year-old white female born in Missouri and attending school. Both her parents were born in Missouri>
     Emily married Ernest August Frank, son of Karl William Frank and Bertha Huhn, on 8 September 1943 at Missouri.¹ Emily Margaret Frank lived in 1971 in Missouri.⁸
     Emily Margaret Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 25 July 1971 as surviving.⁸ Emily and Ernest August Frank lived in 1979 at 307 Haaf Drive in Jefferson City, Missouri.^9,10
     Emily Margaret Frank was listed in Charles Joseph Frank's obituary as surviving.⁹ Emily Margaret Frank was buried after 13 August 1982 in Resurrection Catholic Cemetery in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.⁵ Her Social Security Number was 495-12-1463.³

     
     Wilhelminia Katherine "Minnie" Frank lived; Texas.²
     In a telephone conversation which occurred with Annabeth Forbis in January 1999, she stated: Minnie Frank and Nick Speedy lived in Texas.³      Wilhelminia Katherine "Minnie" Frank, daughter of Nicholas Frank and Elizabeth K. Raithel, was born on 29 October 1879 in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.^4,1,5 Conflicting evidence placed her birth in October 1880 (1900 census). Date is not correct, she was six-months-old at the time of the 1880 census in June 1880.⁶ She was baptized on 9 November 1879 at St. Peters Catholic Church, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, Sponsors were listed as Margaret Raithel and Catherine Frank..^1,5
     She lived with her parents, Elizabeth and Nicholas, in 1880 at 702 West Main Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.⁴
     She was enumerated as the daughter of Nicholas Frank under the name of "Minnie K. Frank" on the 1880 U. S. Census for 702 West Main Street, Missouri. She was listed as a six-month-old white female born in Missouri in November, 1879.⁴ Wilhelminia Katherine "Minnie" Frank lived on 17 October 1899 in Missouri.⁷ She and Nicholas M. Speedy obtained a marriage license on 17 October 1899 at Missouri both were residents of Cole County at the time.⁷
     Wilhelminia married Nicholas M. Speedy, son of Henry Calvin "Cal" Speedy and Elinor Foster, on 17 October 1899 at Missouri. the marriage ceremony was performed by John J. Sommer, Judge of the Probate Court.^8,7 Wilhelminia Katherine "Minnie" Frank lived in 1900 at Central Hotel in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, she worked as a cook and resided at the hotel.⁹
     She lived with her parents,Elizabeth, in 1900 at 310 Jackson Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.⁶
     Wilhelminia was enumerated as the married daughter of Elizabeth K. Raithel under the name of "Wilhelmina K. Speedy" on the 1900 U. S. Census for Jefferson Township, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri. She was listed as as being born in Missouri in October 1880. She had been married to Nick Speedy for less than one year, had no children and could read, write and speak English.⁶
     Wilhelminia was enumerated as the wife of Nicholas M. Speedy on the 1910 U. S. Census for 320 East Miller Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri. She was listed as A 30-year-old white female, married for ten years. She and her mother were born in Missouri, while her father was born in Germany. She has borne four children, three of whom are living. She is able to read, write, and speak English.¹⁰
     Wilhelminia Katherine Speedy was a sponsor for Charles Joseph Frank's baptism on 15 June 1911 at St. Peters Catholic Church, Missouri.^11,12 Wilhelminia Katherine "Minnie" Frank lived in June 1915 at 1201 West Main Street in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.¹³
     Wilhelminia Katherine "Minnie" Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 30 April 1916 as surviving.¹⁴
     Wilhelminia and Nicholas M. Speedy lived in 1920 at 1201 West Main Street in Missouri. Residing with them were, their children Calvin, Ruth, Katherine, Millie and Virginia, Wilhelminia's brother, George Charles Frank, Wilhelminia's sister, Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank.¹⁵
     Wilhelminia was enumerated as the wife of Nicholas M. Speedy under the name of "Minnie Speedy" on the 1920 U.S. Census of 1201 West Main Street, Missouri, listed as a 40-year-old married white female, born in Missouri. Her father was born in France and her mother in Missouri. She is able to read, write, and speak English.¹⁵
     Wilhelminia died on 28 March 1945 in Travis County, Texas, at age 65 The death certificate number is 13856..¹⁶

     George Charles Frank never married.³
     In a conversation with Georgia Mae Ferguson on February 9, 1998, she stated: Uncle George was always ready with a handout.⁴
     In a telephone conversation which occurred with Annabeth Forbis in January 1999, she stated: George Frank never married and worked at a Produce Company.⁵
     Based on age, an unknown person was probably listed on the 1873 U.S. Census at Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, as a free white male, under five years old and residing with Nicholas Frank.⁶      George Charles Frank, son of Nicholas Frank and Elizabeth K. Raithel, was born on 24 February 1873 in Missouri.^2,7,8,1 He was baptized circa 26 February 1873 at St. Peters Catholic Church, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, the sponsors included Salome Frank The other sponsor was George Zillig..²
     He lived with his parents, Elizabeth and Nicholas, in 1880 at 702 West Main Street in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.¹
     He was enumerated as the son of Nicholas Frank under the name of "Georg Chas Frank" on the 1880 U. S. Census for 702 West Main Street, Missouri. He was listed as a seven-year-old white male born in Missouri and was attending school.¹
     George Charles was listed as "shoe" in 1903 at St. Louis, Missouri.⁹
     He lived with his parents,Elizabeth, in 1903 at 2746A Rutger in St. Louis, Missouri, listed as "widow of Nicholas".⁹
     George Charles was listed as "shoe" in 1904 at Missouri.¹⁰
     He lived with his parents,Elizabeth, between 1904 and 1908 at 2614 Geyer Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri, listed as "widow of Nicholas".^{11,12,13,14,15,16}
     George Charles was listed as "cutter" in 1905 at Missouri.¹⁷
     George Charles was listed as "shoe" in 1906 at Missouri.¹⁸
     George Charles was listed as "shoe" in 1907 at Missouri.¹⁹
     George Charles was listed as "shoes" in 1908 at Missouri.²⁰
     He lived with his parents,Elizabeth, in 1909 at 2614 Geyer Avenue in Missouri listed as "widow of Nicholas".²¹
     George Charles was listed as "shoe" in 1912 at Missouri.²²
     He lived with his parents,Elizabeth, in 1912 at 2232a South Jefferson Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri, listed as "widow of Nicholas".²²
     George Charles was listed as "bookkeeper" in 1914 at 1004 North Broadway, St. Louis, Missouri.²³
     He lived with his parents,Elizabeth, in 1914 at 3614 Shenandoah Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri, listed as "widow of Nicholas".²³ George Charles Frank lived in 1916 at 1201 West Main Street in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.¹⁶
     George Charles Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 30 April 1916 as surviving.²⁴
     George C. Frank applied for Reimbursement from her pension to pay for the last sickness and burial of Elizabeth Frank.¹⁶
The text of the Application for Reimbursement stated: State of Missouri
County of Cole
On this 3rd day of July, A. D. on thousand nine hundred and sixteen, personally appeared before me, a Notary Public within and for the County and State aforesaid, George C. Frank, aged (blank) years, a resident of Jefferson City, County of Cole, State of Missouri, who. being duly sworn according to law, makes the following declaration in order to obtain reimbursement from the accrued pension for expenses paid (or obligation incurred) in the last sickness and burial of Elizabeth Frank, who was a pensioner of the United States by certificate No. 283407, on account of the service of Nickolas Frank in Co. E, 5th Regiment of Mo State Militia Vol. Cav.. That pension was last paid to February, 1916.
That the answers to questions propounded below are full, complete, and truthful to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief, and that no evidence necessary to a proper adjustment of all claims against the accrued pension is suppressed or withheld.
1. What was the full name of the deceased pensioner? Elizabeth Frank
2. In what capacity was decendent pensioned? Widow
3. If decedent was pensioned as an invalid soldier or sailor--
(a) Was he ever married? blank
(b) How many times, and to whom? blank
(c) If married, did his wife survive him? blank
(d) If so, is she still living? blank
(e) If not living, give full names and dates of death of all wives blank
(f) Was he ever divorced? blank
(g) If so, is the divorced wife still living? blank
(h) If not living, give her full name and the date of her death blank
4. Did pensioner leave a child under 16 years of age? No
5. Is any such child still living? No
6. Were any sick or death benefits paid on pensioner's account? If so, give name of society and amount paid: except as stated.
7. Was there insurance ( life, accident, or health) in force on life of pensioner at time of death? Yes
8. If so, give the name of each company in which a policy was carried and the amount in which each policy was written: The Prudential Insurance Co. of America $153.72
9. Who was the beneficiary named in each policy? Her children
10. What was the relation of each beneficiary to the pensioner? Daughters and Sons
11. Were the premiums paid by the deceased pensioner? Yes
12. If not paid by the deceased pensioner, state the amount of premiums paid by each person who made payment on that account blank
13. Is there an executor or administrator, or will application be made for appointment of any person as administrator? None
14. Did the deceased pensioner leave any money, real estate, or personal property? $75.00 Household goods
15. If so, state the character and value of all such property blank
16. What was the assessed value (last assessment) of real estate ? None
17. How was the pensioner's property disposed of? blank
18. Did pensioner leave an unindorsed pension check? None (except the one May 4-16)
19. What was your relation to the deceased pensioner? Son
20. Are you married? No
21. What was the cause of pensioner's death? Gallstones
22. When did the pensioner's last sickness begin? March 21-1916
23. From what date did the pensioner become so ill as to require the regular and daily attendance of another person constantly until death? March 21-1916
24. Give the name and post-office address of each physician who attended the pensioner during last sickness Dr. W. A. Clark, Jefferson City Mo Trust Co. Bldg, Dr. Willard Bartlett, Grand & Olive St. Louis Mo.
25. State the names of the persons by whom the pensioner was nursed during the last sickness Sister Germain, St. Mary's Hospital, Miss Esther Slanker
26. Where did the pensioner live during the last sickness? 1201 W. Main St. and St. Mary's Hospital
27. Where did the pensioner die? St. Mary's Hospital
28. When did the pensioner die? April 29-1916
29. Where was the pensioner buried? Woodlawn Cemetary, Jefferson City Mo.
30. Has there been paid, or will application be made for payment to you or any other person, any part of the expenses of the pensioner's last sickness and burial by any State, County, or municipal corporation? No
31.State below the expenses of the pensioner's last sickness and burial. Write the word none where no charge is made in case of any item of expense noted. ( Each charge entered below should be supported by an itemized bill of the person who rendered the service or furnished any supplies for which reimbursement is demanded, and should show, over his signature, by whom paid, or who is held responsible for payment, and contain the name of the pensioner for whom the expense was incurred or service rendered.)
Dr. Willard Bartlett     Physician     Paid     $200.00
Dr. W. A. Clark     Physician     unpaid     $38.50
     Medicine     None
St. Mary's Hospital     Nursing and Care     Paid     $53.28
Esther Slanker     Nursing and Care     Paid     $43.75
Walther Wymore     Undertaker     unpaid     $208.75
     Total     $544.28
32. Is the above a complete list of all the expenses of the last sickness and burial of the deceased pensioner? Yes

That my post-office address is No. 1201, on West Main street, town or city of Jefferson City, County of Cole, State of Missouri
Claimant's signature in full: George C. Frank

Also appeared Nick M. Speedy and Fred N. Raithel who, being duly sworn, say that they saw George C. Frank, the claimant, sign his name to this application; that they know the claimant herein and that their answers to the following questions are true:
1. Did pension (if a soldier or sailor) leave a widow or a minor child under age of sixteen years surviving? blank
2. When did the pensioner die? April 29, 1916
3. Did pensioner leave any property? If so, state its character and value Household goods as listed before, in value of $75.00
4. We knew pensioner 30 years. We believe above statements to be true because we were personally acquainted with pensioner.
Name Nick M. Speedy
P. O. Address Jefferson City Mo
Name Fred N. Raithel
P. O. Address Jefferson City Mo
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 3rd day of July A. D. 1916; and I certify that the contents of the foregoing application were fully made known and explained to the claimant and witnesses before swearing, that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this claim, and I further certify that the reputation for credibility of the witness whose signatures appear above is excellent.
Signature August Bauer
Official character Notary Public

Statement of Attending Physicians
Give date of the pensioner's death April 29th 1916
Give date of commencement of pensioner's last sickness March 16 1916
From what date did the pensioner require the regular and daily attendance of another person constantly until death? March 21st 1916
During what period did you attend the pensioner? From Mar. 16 1916 to April 29, 1916
State nature of disease from which pensioner died Gall stones complicated by Carcinoma of gall bladder and liver
Give name of each person who rendered service as nurse, and who has made or will make a charge for such service Miss Esther Slanker
Give name of any other physician who attended the pensioner in last sickness Willard Bartlett, St Louis
Does your bill include a charge for all medicine furnished the pensioner during last sickness? No
Has your bill been paid; if so, by whom? No
Mention any other facts within your knowledge which in your opinion would be helpful in adjusting this claim for reimbursement: blank

I certify that the foregoing statement is correct
June 10, 1916 W. A. Clark attending physician
June 17, 1916 Willard Bartlett attending physician.¹⁶
     George Charles Frank was a sponsor for Virginia Rose Speedy's baptism on 23 September 1917 at St. Peters Catholic Church, Missouri.²⁵
     George Charles was employed as a shipping clerk on 12 September 1918 at Jefferson Produce Company, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.^7,5,3 He registered for the draft for World War I on 12 September 1918 at Local Board 529, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, on the registration card he is described as a white native born person of medium height and build, with blue eyes and light hair. His nearest relative is Leona M. Frank, his sister, who resides at the same address.⁷
     George Charles lived on 12 September 1918 at 1201 West Main Street in Missouri residing with him were his sister Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank.⁷
     George Charles was the manager of a Produce Company in 1920 at Missouri.²⁶
     He lived with his brother-in-law, Nicholas M. Speedy and sister Wilhelminia, in 1920 at 1201 West Main Street in Missouri.²⁶
     George was enumerated as the brother-in-law of Nicholas M. Speedy under the name of "George Franke" on the 1920 U.S. Census of 1201 West Main Street, Missouri, described as a 44-year-old white married male, who was born in Missouri. He is able to read, write, and speak English. His father was born in France and his mother in Missouri.²⁶
     George Charles was a produce clerk, working for wages. in 1930 at Cole County, Missouri.²⁷
     George was enumerated as the uncle of Robert Arthur Hohenstreet on the 1930 U. S. Census for 201 West Main Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri. He was listed as a single white male, 57-years-old, who was born in Missouri. Both his parents were born in Missouri. He is able to read, write, and speak English, but is not a veteran. Actually was the uncle of Ruth Hohenstreet.²⁷
     George Charles Frank lived in 1945 at 1201 West Main Street in Missouri. Residing with them were, George's sister, Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank.²⁸ He was the informant listed on the death certificate of Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank on 10 November 1945.^28,8
     George died on 19 December 1964 at age 91.⁸ He was buried after 19 December 1964 in Resurrection Catholic Cemetery in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, buried with his sister, Leone M. Frank.⁸

     
     In a telephone conversation which occurred with Annabeth Forbis in January 1999, she stated: Leona became blind at some time in her life.³ Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank was also known as Addie.⁴      Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank, daughter of Nicholas Frank and Elizabeth K. Raithel, was born on 30 June 1875 in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.^2,5,1,6,7 Conflicting evidence placed her birth in 1876 (1880 census).⁸ She was baptized on 17 July 1875 at St. Peters Catholic Church, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, sponsor was Margaret Raithel..^1,6
     She lived with her parents, Elizabeth and Nicholas, in 1880 at 702 West Main Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.⁸
     Leona was enumerated as the daughter of Nicholas Frank on the 1880 U. S. Census for 702 West Main Street, Missouri. She was listed as a four-year-old white female born in Missouri.⁸
     She lived with her parents,Elizabeth, in 1900 at 310 Jackson Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.⁵
     She lived with her parents,Elizabeth, in 1900 at 220a East High Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri; listed as a widow.⁹
     She was enumerated as the daughter of Elizabeth K. Raithel on the 1900 U. S. Census for Jefferson Township, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri. She was listed as a single 27-year-old white female born in June 1875 in Missouri who could read, write and speak English.⁵
     Leona Margaretha was listed as "bookkeeper" between 1903 and 1904 at St. Louis, Missouri.^10,11
     She lived with her parents,Elizabeth, in 1903 at 2746A Rutger, St. Louis, Missouri; listed as "widow of Nicholas."¹⁰
     She lived with her parents,Elizabeth, between 1904 and 1908 at 2614 Geyer Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri; listed as "widow of Nicholas."^{12,13,14,15,16,6}
     Leona Margaretha was listed as "steno" in 1905 at Missouri.¹⁷
     Leona Margaretha was listed as "bookkeeper" between 1906 and 1907 at Missouri.^18,15
     Leona Margaretha was a clerk at Laclede Gas and Light Company in 1908 at Missouri.¹⁹
     Ottie was blind and lived with George according to a phone conversation with Georgia Mae Ferguson on February 9, 1998.²⁰ She lived with her mother, Elizabeth, in 1910 at South Jefferson Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri.²¹
     Leona was enumerated as the daughter of Elizabeth K. Raithel under the name of "Leone Frank" on the 1910 U.S. Census at Missouri she was listed as a single 27-year-old female born in Missouri. She could read, write and speak English and was employed as a bookkeeper with the gas company.²¹
     Leona Margaretha was working as a clerk. in 1911 at 301, 705 Market Street, St. Louis, Missouri.⁴ She lived in 1911 at 4217a Florissant Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.⁴
     Leona Margaretha was listed as "clerk" in 1912 at 716 Locust, St. Louis, Missouri.²²
     She lived with her parents,Elizabeth, in 1912 at 2232a South Jefferson Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri; listed as "widow of Nicholas."²²
     Leona Margaretha was listed as "clerk" between 1914 and 1916 at 1017 Olive, St. Louis, Missouri.^23,24,25
     She lived with her parents,Elizabeth, in 1914 at 3614 Shenandoah Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri; listed as "widow of Nicholas."²³
     She lived with her parents,Elizabeth, between 1915 and 1916 at 3614 Shenandoah Avenue, Missouri; listed as "widow of Nicholas."^26,25
     Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 30 April 1916 as surviving.²⁷
     She lived with her brother, George Charles Frank, on 12 September 1918 at 1201 West Main Street in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.²⁸
     She lived with her brother-in-law, Nicholas M. Speedy and sister Wilhelminia, in 1920 at 1201 West Main Street in Missouri.²⁹
     Leona was enumerated as the sister-in-law of Nicholas M. Speedy under the name of "Leone Franke" on the 1920 U.S. Census of 1201 West Main Street, Missouri, described as a 42-year-old white married female, who was born in Missouri. She is able to read, write, and speak English. Her father was born in France and her mother in Missouri.²⁹
     Leona was enumerated as the aunt of Robert Arthur Hohenstreet under the name of "Leona Ann Frank" on the 1930 U. S. Census for 201 West Main Street, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri. She was listed as a single white female, 54-years-old, who was born in Missouri. Both her parents were born in Missouri. She is able to read, write, and speak English; Actually was the aunt of Ruth Hohenstreet.³⁰
     R:She lived with her brother George Charles Frank at 1201 West Main Street in Missouri in 1945.²
     Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank Leona had no social security number, according to her death certificate. in 1945.² She was not married in 1945.²
     Leona died on 10 November 1945 at 1201 West Main Street in Missouri at age 70, George Charles Frank was the informant on the death certificate.^2,7 Her cause of death was chronic myocarditis, arteriosclerosis, and coronary thrombosis.² Leona Margaretha "Ottie" Frank was buried on 13 November 1945 in Resurrection Catholic Cemetery in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.^7,2

     Julius Emil Frank was born on 28 August 1877 at Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.^2,1,3 He was baptized on 2 September 1877 at St. Peters Catholic Church, Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, sponsers were George Emil Joannes and Mary Frank, baptized by J. S. Hoog..^1,3
     He lived with his parents, Elizabeth and Nicholas, in 1880 at 702 West Main Street in Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri.⁴
     He was enumerated as the son of Nicholas Frank on the 1880 U. S. Census for 702 West Main Street, Missouri. He was listed as a two-year-old white male born in Missouri.⁴
     Julius Emil was a shoecutter in 1900.⁵ He lived in 1900 at 2033 Olive Street in St. Louis, Missouri.⁵
     Julius was enumerated on the 1900 U.S. Census of St. Louis, Missouri,, he was listed as he was listed as a 22-year-old white single male who was born in Missouri in July of 1877. He was employed as a shoe cutter. His mother was listed as being born in Missouri and his father in France. He was able to read, write and speak English.. He was a lodger in the household of Joseph W. Flagg (no known relationship).⁵ He lived in 1901 at 2033 Olive Street in Missouri.⁶
     Julius Emil was a bookkeeper at Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe Company in 1901.⁶
     Julius married Bertha Jane (?), daughter of (?) (?) and (?) (?), circa 1904 at Missouri.⁵
     “Shoe Workers Quit: May Affect 30,000” Parade on the Streets
Nearly 3000 shoeworkers paraded the streets in a radius of three blocks of the Hamilton-Brown factory at Twenty-first and Locust streets yesterday. Hundreds of girls ran from the factories screaming and waving their hands in delight. About 11:30 a. m. the crowd became so large and boisterous that a riot call was sent in from Twenty-first and Locust streets. The girls gave the policemen who endeavored to keep them moving more trouble than the men and boys, who kept quiet for fear of arrest.
The crowd started east on Chestnut Street and a policeman, seeing them coming and thinking they would start trouble at the Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe Company, sent in a riot call from Nineteenth and Chestnut streets. The crowd passed the factory and went north on Nineteenth street and back to Twenty-first and Locust.

Source: “Shoe Workers Quit: May Affect 30,000,” St. Louis Globe-Democrat. 20 September 1907, first edition.


     Julius is a head of household on the 1910 U. S. Census for Missouri as "Julius Frank" Julius was a married 32-year-old white male born in Missouri. His parents were also listed as being born in Missouri. He was employed as a shoe cutter in a shoe factory. Julius rented a house at 1444 Burd Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. He was able to read and write.. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Bertha Jane, his son Howard J., his daughter Dorothy.⁷ Julius Emil Frank lived on 23 April 1910 at 1444 Burd Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.⁷
     A conversation with Annabeth Forbis on January 30, 1999, in the presence of Mary Frank Williams, Kathy Forbis Bryant, Carolyn Frank Ousley, Linda Frank Berg stated: Joseph N. Frank and Julius (Uncle Pat) talked in the living room of the house on Olive about things they did as kids. Julius Frank sold hides to the shoe company. This was confirmed by a conversation with Georgia Mae Ferguson on February 9, 1998. He came on business and stayed at the hotel and would come for dinner to the house on Olive. He never brought his family to visit in Jefferson City. Word was that Julius"s wife did not get along with the Frank family. This was also confirmed by Georgia Mae Ferguson. According to a phone conversataion with James Matthew Connors, Julius stayed at the Missouri Hotel.^8,9,10
     Letter from Julius to Joseph.
     Julius Emil Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 30 April 1916 as surviving.¹¹
     Julius Emil Frank lived on 5 January 1920 at 5203 Ridge Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri. Residing with them were.¹²
     Julius is a head of household on the 1920 U. S. Census for Missouri as "Julius E Frank" he was listed as a 42-year-old white married male born in Missouri. His father was born in Alsace, his native tongue was French and his mother was born in Missouri. He was employed as a salesman for "Efficiency" and rented a house at 5203 Ridge Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. He is able to read, write, and speak English.. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Bertha Jane, his sons Howard J., Roy E. and Robert J., his daughters Evelyn C. and Hazel E..¹²
     Bertha and Julius Emil Frank lived in 1930 at 5163 Minerva Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri. Residing with them were, their children Howard, Roy, Evelyn, Hazel, Robert, Julius and John.¹³
     Julius is a head of household on the 1930 U. S. Census for 5163 Minerva Avenue, Missouri, He was listed as a 53-year-old white male, married from the age of 27 years. He owns his own home, with a value of $6500.00, and has a radio set. He is able to read and write and works as a salesman at a Shoe Machine Company. He is not a veteran and was born in Missouri as was his Mother, while his father was born in France.. Enumerated with him were.¹³
     Julius Emil Frank was listed in Robert J. Frank's obituary as surviving.¹⁴ Julius Emil Frank lived in 1958 at 5560 Pershing in St. Louis, Missouri.¹⁵
     Julius died on 26 August 1959 in Missouri at age 81.² His obituary was published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on 27 August 1959 at Missouri.¹⁵ His obituary stated:

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     His funeral service was held on 28 August 1959 at St. Francis Xavier (College) Church, St. Louis, Missouri, from Jos. A. Howard's Funeral Home, 1619 S. Grand Bl.. The funeral was private.¹⁵ He was buried on 28 August 1959 in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri, in section 26, lot 744.^15,2
     Neither Julius or Bertha were mentioned in the other's obituary.^15,16

     
     In an interview with James Matthew Connors in 1988, he stated: his grandmother, Bertha Frank, did not talk with her family, including her mother, for thirty years.²      Bertha Jane (?), daughter of (?) (?) and (?) (?), was born in 1883 in Illinois.³
     Bertha married Julius Emil Frank, son of Nicholas Frank and Elizabeth K. Raithel, circa 1904 at Missouri.⁴
     Bertha was enumerated as the wife of Julius Emil Frank under the name of "Birthy Frank" on the 1910 U.S. Census of St. Louis, Missouri, she was listed as a married 26-year-old female born in Missouri. Both her parents were born in Illinois. She had been married for six years and had three children, two of whom were still living. She was able to read and write.⁵ Bertha Jane (?) lived with Julius Emil Frank on 23 April 1910 at 1444 Burd Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.⁵
     Bertha Jane (?) lived with an unknown person and Julius Emil Frank on 5 January 1920 at 5203 Ridge Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.⁶
     Bertha was enumerated as the wife of Julius Emil Frank under the name of "Bertha Frank" on the 1920 U.S. Census of Missouri she was listed as a married 36-year-old white female born in Missouri. She is able to read, write and speak English. She is able to read, write and speak English. Her father was born in Illinois and her mother in Ireland.⁶
     Bertha and Julius Emil Frank lived in 1930 at 5163 Minerva Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri. Residing with them were, their children Howard, Roy, Evelyn, Hazel, Robert, Julius and John.¹
     Bertha was enumerated as the wife of Julius Emil Frank on the 1930 U.S. Census of 5163 Minerva Avenue, Missouri, She is described as a 45-year-old white female married from the age of 19 years.She is able to read and write English. She was born in Missouri, her father in Illinois and her mother in Iowa.¹
     Bertha Jane (?) was listed in Robert J. Frank's obituary as surviving.⁷
     Bertha Jane (?) was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 25 October 1942 as surviving.⁸
     Bertha Jane (?) was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 26 July 1944 as surviving.⁹ She lived circa 1960 with a daughter, after leaving her husband, Julius Frank. This according to a phone conversation with James Connors in 1988.¹⁰
     Neither Julius or Bertha were mentioned in the other's obituary.^11,12 She lived in 1964 at 10043 Coventry Lane in St. Louis, Missouri.¹² Her obituary was published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Newspaper on 24 February 1964.¹² Her obituary stated:

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     Her wake was held on 25 February 1964 at 4228 South Kingshighway Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri, in state after 5 p. m.¹²
     Her funeral service was held on 26 February 1964 at Seven Holy Founders Catholic Church, Affton, St. Louis County, Missouri.¹² She was buried on 26 February 1964 in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri, in section 26, lot 744.¹³

          Robert J. Frank, son of Julius Emil Frank and Bertha Jane (?), was born in 1917 in St. Louis, Missouri, He is described as a 12-year-old single white male, who has attended school within the year and is able to read and write. Both he and his parents were born in Missouri.^2,3
     Robert J. Frank lived with an unknown person and Julius Emil Frank on 5 January 1920 at 5203 Ridge Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.²
     Robert was enumerated as the son of Julius Emil Frank on the 1920 U.S. Census of Missouri he was listed as a two-year-old white male born in Missouri.²
     He lived with his parents, Bertha and Julius, in 1930 at 5163 Minerva Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.³
     Robert was enumerated as the son of Julius Emil Frank on the 1930 U.S. Census of 5163 Minerva Avenue, Missouri, He is listed as a 12-year-old single white male who has attended school within the year and is able to read and write. Both he and his parents were born in Missouri.³ Robert J. Frank lived in 1937 at 4959 Sutherland Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.⁴ His cause of death was leukemia, according to a phone conversation with James Connors in 1988.⁵ He was a member of High C's and Young Men's Sodality in 1937 at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, St. Louis, Missouri.⁴
     Robert died on 27 November 1937.⁴ His obituary was published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Newspaper on 29 November 1937.⁴ His obituary stated:

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     His funeral service was held on 30 November 1937 at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, Missouri.⁴ He was buried on 30 November 1937 in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri, in section 26, lot 744.^6,1
     Robert J. Frank was mentioned in an unknown person 's obituary on 27 August 1959 as preceding the deceased in death.⁷

          Howard J. Frank, son of Julius Emil Frank and Bertha Jane (?), was born in 1907 in St. Louis, Missouri.^2,3
     Howard was enumerated as the son of Julius Emil Frank on the 1910 U.S. Census of Missouri he was listed as a three-year-old white male born in Missouri. Both his parents are listed as being born in Missouri.⁴ Howard J. Frank lived with Julius Emil Frank on 23 April 1910 at 1444 Burd Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.⁴
     Howard J. Frank lived with an unknown person and Julius Emil Frank on 5 January 1920 at 5203 Ridge Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.²
     An unknown person (son).²
     He lived with his parents, Bertha and Julius, in 1930 at 5163 Minerva Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.³
     Howard was enumerated as the son of Julius Emil Frank on the 1930 U.S. Census of 5163 Minerva Avenue, Missouri, He is described as a 23-year-old single white male who is able to read and write. He works for wages as a salesman for a Shoe machine Company. He and both parents were born in Missouri.³
     Howard J. Frank was listed in Robert J. Frank's obituary as surviving.⁵
     Howard J. Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 27 August 1959 as surviving.⁶

          Roy E. Frank, son of Julius Emil Frank and Bertha Jane (?), was born in 1911 in St. Louis, Missouri.^2,3
     Roy E. Frank lived with an unknown person and Julius Emil Frank on 5 January 1920 at 5203 Ridge Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.²
     Roy was enumerated as the son of Julius Emil Frank under the name of " Roy Frank" on the 1920 U.S. Census of Missouri he was listed as a nine-year-old white male born in Missouri. He was attending school and was able to read, write and speak English.²
     He lived with his parents, Bertha and Julius, in 1930 at 5163 Minerva Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.³
     Roy was enumerated as the son of Julius Emil Frank on the 1930 U.S. Census of 5163 Minerva Avenue, Missouri, He is described as a 19-year-old single white male who is able to read and write. He works as a salesman in leather goods. He and both his parents were born in Missouri.³
     Roy E. Frank was listed in Robert J. Frank's obituary as surviving.⁴
     Roy E. Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 27 August 1959 as surviving.⁵ His cause of death was cancer, as stated by James Connors, in a phone conversation in 1988.⁶
     Roy died circa 1987.⁶

     
     Julius E. was a police officer at St. Louis, Missouri.^2,3      Julius E. Frank Jr., son of Julius Emil Frank and Bertha Jane (?), was born on 2 April 1921 in Missouri.^1,4,5,6
     He lived with his parents, Bertha and Julius, in 1930 at 5163 Minerva Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.⁴
     Julius was enumerated as the son of Julius Emil Frank on the 1930 U.S. Census of 5163 Minerva Avenue, Missouri, He is listed as an eight-year-old white male who has attended school with this year and is able to read and write. Both he and his parents were born in Missouri.⁴
     Julius E. Frank Jr. was listed in Robert J. Frank's obituary as surviving.⁷
     Julius E. Frank Jr. served from 10 February 1942 to 22 October 1945 in the U. S. Marine Corps as a Corporal.^1,5
     Julius married Eleanor D. Quillen, daughter of George W. Quillen and Elizabeth C. (?), circa 1945 at Missouri.⁸ His Social Security Number was 495-12-6003, assigned before 1951, issued in Missouri.⁹
     Julius E. Frank Jr. was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 27 August 1959 as surviving.¹⁰
     Julius E. Frank Jr. was listed in Bertha Jane (?), Helen Frank, Dorothy Frank and Robert J. Frank's obituary on 24 February 1964 as surviving.¹¹
     Julius died on 10 February 1991 in Missouri at age 69.^12,2,9,5,6
     His funeral service was held on 13 February 1991 at Fieser Funeral Home, Fenton, St. Louis County, Missouri.² He was buried on 13 February 1991 in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in Affton, St. Louis County, Missouri, in plot RR site 485.^1,5,6
     Julius E. Frank Jr. was mentioned in Eleanor D. Quillen's obituary on 2 January 1994 as preceding the deceased in death.¹²

          Evelyn C. Frank, daughter of Julius Emil Frank and Bertha Jane (?), was born in 1914 in St. Louis, Missouri.^2,3
     Evelyn C. Frank lived with an unknown person and Julius Emil Frank on 5 January 1920 at 5203 Ridge Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.²
     Evelyn was enumerated as the daughter of Julius Emil Frank under the name of "Evelyn Frank" on the 1920 U.S. Census at Missouri she was listed as a six-year-old white female born in Missouri. She was attending school and could read, write and speak English.²
     She lived with her parents, Bertha and Julius, in 1930 at 5163 Minerva Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri.³
     Evelyn was enumerated as the daughter of Julius Emil Frank on the 1930 U.S. Census at 5163 Minerva Avenue, Missouri, She is listed as a 16-year-old single white female. She has attended school within the year and is able to read and write. She and both her parents were born in Missouri.³
     Evelyn C. Frank was listed in Robert J. Frank's obituary as surviving.⁴
     Evelyn married Jack Hartman circa 1940 at Missouri.
     Evelyn C. Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 27 August 1959 as surviving.⁵ Her cause of death was cancer, according to a phone conversation with James Connors in 1988.⁶
     Evelyn died after 1964 in Missouri Cancer.
     Evelyn C. Frank was listed in Bertha Jane (?), Helen Frank, Dorothy Frank and Robert J. Frank's obituary on 24 February 1964 as surviving.¹

          Hazel E. Frank, daughter of Julius Emil Frank and Bertha Jane (?), was born in 1916 in St. Louis, Missouri.^1,2
     Hazel E. Frank lived with an unknown person and Julius Emil Frank on 5 January 1920 at 5203 Ridge Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.¹
     Hazel was enumerated as the daughter of Julius Emil Frank on the 1920 U.S. Census at Missouri she was listed as a four-year-old white female born in Missouri.¹
     She lived with her parents, Bertha and Julius, in 1930 at 5163 Minerva Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri.²
     Hazel was enumerated as the daughter of Julius Emil Frank on the 1930 U.S. Census at 5163 Minerva Avenue, Missouri, She is described as a 14-year-old single white female, who has attended school within the year and is able to read and write. She and both of her parents were born in Missouri.²
     Hazel married James Matthew Connors, son of Mathew H. Connors and Catherine Quinn, circa 1930 at Missouri.
     Hazel E. Frank was listed in Robert J. Frank's obituary as surviving.³
     Hazel E. Frank was listed in an unknown person 's obituary on 27 August 1959 as surviving.⁴
     Hazel E. Frank was listed in Bertha Jane (?), Helen Frank, Dorothy Frank and Robert J. Frank's obituary on 24 February 1964 as surviving.⁵ Hazel E. Frank was buried on 26 November 1977 in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri, in section 12, lot 1740.⁶ Her cause of death was cancer, according to a phone conversation with James Connors in 1988.⁷
     Hazel E. Frank was mentioned in Carol Ann Connors's obituary on 22 January 1994 as preceding the deceased in death.⁸

     
     Jack married Evelyn C. Frank, daughter of Julius Emil Frank and Bertha Jane (?), circa 1940 at Missouri.

          James Matthew Connors, son of Mathew H. Connors and Catherine Quinn, was born in 1911 in Missouri.^2,3
     He lived with his parents, Catherine and Mathew, in 1920 at 5061 Ridge Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.⁴
     James was enumerated as the son of Mathew H. Connors under the name of "James Connors" on the 1920 U.S. Census of 5061 Ridge Avenue, Missouri, listed as an eight-year-old white male, born in Missouri as was his mother. His father was born in Ireland. He has attended school within the year and is able to speak English.⁴
     James Matthew was a bookkeeper at the Trust Company in 1930 at Missouri.³
     He lived with his parents, Catherine and Mathew, in 1930 at 5609 Page Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri.³
     James was enumerated as the son of Mathew H. Connors under the name of "James Conners" on the 1930 U.S. Census of 5609 Page Avenue, Missouri, described as a 19-year-old single white male, born in Missouri as was his mother. His father was born in Ireland. He is able to read and write. He is not a veteran.³
     James married Hazel E. Frank, daughter of Julius Emil Frank and Bertha Jane (?), circa 1930 at Missouri. James Matthew Connors was widowed in November 1977.^5,2
     James died in November 1979 in Missouri.^5,2 He was buried on 1 December 1979 in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri, in section 12, lot 1740.²
     James Matthew Connors was mentioned in Carol Ann Connors's obituary on 22 January 1994 as preceding the deceased in death.⁵

     
     James married (?) Henke.¹

     
     Kay married (?) Naso.^1,2

     
     Peggy married (?) Goldman.^1,2

          Carol Ann Connors, daughter of James Matthew Connors and Hazel E. Frank, was born in 1951 in Missouri.
     Carol died on 22 January 1994 in St. Louis, Missouri, suddenly.¹ Her obituary was published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Newspaper on 24 January 1994 at Missouri.¹ Her obituary stated:

¹ Her funeral service was held on 26 January 1994 at Calvary Catholic Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri, as a private family service.¹ and she was buried in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Missouri in section 12, lot 1740.^1,2

     
     Patricia married (?) Schenberg.¹