Charles Francis
Fitzenreiter
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Born: |
July 25, 1870 in
New Orleans, Louisiana |
Died: |
June 30, 1947 in
Lake Charles, Louisiana |
Buried: |
July 1, 1947 in
Goos Cemetery, Lake Charles, Louisiana (Map
10) |
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Father: |
Charles
Fitzenreiter |
Mother: |
Barbara
Christina Goos |
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First
Wife: |
Bessie
Gertrude Davis |
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Married: |
1901 in Lake
Charles, Louisiana |
Ended: |
February 22,
1908 in Lake Charles, Louisiana (death of
wife) |
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Children: |
Bessie
Gertrude Fitzenreiter |
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Second
Wife: |
Clara
Feagin |
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Married: |
February 11,
1911 in Lake Charles, Louisiana |
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Children: |
Clara
Fitzenreiter |
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Elizabeth
Barbara Fitzenreiter |
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Lake Charles American Press,
July 1, 1947:
Services To Be Held
Today for Mr. Fitzenreiter
Funeral
services for Charles F. Fitzenreiter, English Bayou area, will
be held at 5 o'clock this afternoon at the Hixson funeral
home. The Rev.
H. A. Gibbs, Lake Charles district Methodist superintendent,
will officiate. Burial will be in Goos
cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Walter Goos, Andrew Swice, Arthur Hollins,
Jr., Herman C. Krause, Edward H. Green, and Gus Stacy,
Jr. Mr.
Fitzenreiter, a retired real estate man, had been in ill
health for the past few
years. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Clara Fitzenreiter, three
daughters, Mrs. B. M. Woodard and Mrs. Harry Hiern, both of
New Orleans, and Miss Clara Fitzenreiter of Lake Charles;
three sisters, Mrs. Constance McCain and Mrs. Frank
Gallaugher, both of Lake Charles, and Mrs. Hartwell Elliott of
Gillis, and two grandchildren.
Beaumont Enterprise,
July 1, 1947:
C. F. Fitzenreiter
Dies in Lake Charles At Age of 77 Years
LAKE
CHARLES, La., June 30, (Spl) – Charles Fitzenreiter, 77,
retired business man, a resident of Lake Charles for 60 years,
died at 10:45 a.m. Monday at his home at Riverside on the
Calcasieu river. He had been in ill health for several
years. Mr.
Fitzenreiter was born in New Orleans and moved to Lake Charles
with his parents as a young man. He was shipping clerk with
the J. A. Bel lumber company for many years, and was a real
estate dealer more recently. He had virtually retired from
business because of ill
health. The body
will be at the Hixson funeral home until the funeral
hour.... |