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Frank Herbst AUCTION RECORDS
1912 Cairo, Illinois - 1970. Known for: Illustrator-street-western.
Frank C. Herbst was born in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, on October 10, 1890, a son of Ignatz Herbst and Amelia Heitlinger. The 1900 Federal population census indicates that the family then... Read full biography
Frank C. Herbst was born in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, on October 10, 1890, a son of Ignatz Herbst and Amelia Heitlinger. The 1900 Federal population census indicates that the family then lived at 152 Lafayette Street in Ward 5 of Newark in a household headed by Amelia’s father Matthew... Read full biography
Frank C. Herbst was born in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, on October 10, 1890, a son of Ignatz Herbst and Amelia Heitlinger. The 1900 Federal population census indicates that the family then lived at 152 Lafayette Street in Ward 5 of Newark in a household headed by Amelia’s father Matthew Heitlinger, age 69. A native of Germany, he had became a United States citizen in 1853. The house was located in Newark’s Ironbound District, a block from the elevated mainline tracks of the Pennsylvania... Read full biography
Frank C. Herbst was born in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, on October 10, 1890, a son of Ignatz Herbst and Amelia Heitlinger. The 1900 Federal population census indicates that the family then lived at 152 Lafayette Street in Ward 5 of Newark in a household headed by Amelia’s father Matthew Heitlinger, age 69. A native of Germany, he had became a United States citizen in 1853. The house was located in Newark’s Ironbound District, a block from the elevated mainline tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Other members of the household included daughter Amelia Herbst, born in New Jersey in August 1859; son-in-law Ignatz Herbst, age 50, who had been born in Germany but who became a U. S. citizen in 1870, and who was employed as a shipping... Read full biography
Frank C. Herbst was born in Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, on October 10, 1890, a son of Ignatz Herbst and Amelia Heitlinger. The 1900 Federal population census indicates that the family then lived at 152 Lafayette Street in Ward 5 of Newark in a household headed by Amelia’s father Matthew Heitlinger, age 69. A native of Germany, he had became a United States citizen in 1853. The house was located in Newark’s Ironbound District, a block from the elevated mainline tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Other members of the household included daughter Amelia Herbst, born in New Jersey in August 1859; son-in-law Ignatz Herbst, age 50, who had been born in Germany but who became a U. S. citizen in 1870, and who was employed as a shipping clerk for the Central Railroad of New Jersey; grandson Frank Herbst, then age nine and attending school; and a second grandson Edward J. Herbs... Read full biography
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