Family: Richard Falk / Alma Luetge (F987) [1, 2]
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Male
Richard Falk
Birth 1892 Schoenau, Austin Co., Texas Death 1 Oct 1964 Taylor, Williamson Co., Texas Burial Marriage Father Mother
Female
Alma Luetge
Birth 26 Feb 1899 Death 19 Oct 1982 Taylor, Williamson Co., Texas Burial Father Heinrich Louis "Henry" Luetge, Jr. | F965 Group Sheet Mother Minna Eckermann | F965 Group Sheet
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Sources - [S26] SCISSORTAILS STILL RETURN TO SCHOENAU, pp. 58, 73.
Richard was born in Schoenau. His family moved to the Taylor area when he was a child. He returned to Schoenau as a youth to live and work. Richard was a farmer, ginner, and later worked with a lumber company in Taylor. After becoming disabled, he retired and worked with leather, making belts, billfolds, handbags, etc. He could speak English, Czech, Spanish, and German. - [S26] SCISSORTAILS STILL RETURN TO SCHOENAU, pp. 17, 58, 73.
Richard was born in Schoenau. His family moved to the Taylor area when he was a child. He returned to Schoenau as a youth to live and work. Richard was a farmer, ginner, and later worked with a lumber company in Taylor. After becoming disabled, he retired and worked with leather, making belts, billfolds, handbags, etc. He could speak English, Czech, Spanish, and German.
Richard was born in Schoenau. His family moved to the Taylor area when he was a child. He returned to Schoenau as a youth to live and work. Richard was a farmer, ginner, and later worked with a lumber company in Taylor. After becoming disabled, he retired and worked with leather, making belts, billfolds, handbags, etc. He could speak English, Czech, Spanish, and German.
Richard was born in Schoenau. His family moved to the Taylor area when he was a child. He returned to Schoenau as a youth to live and work. Richard was a farmer, ginner, and later worked with a lumber company in Taylor. After becoming disabled, he retired and worked with leather, making belts, billfolds, handbags, etc. He could speak English, Czech, Spanish, and German.
Richard was born in Schoenau. His family moved to the Taylor area when he was a child. He returned to Schoenau as a youth to live and work. Richard was a farmer, ginner, and later worked with a lumber company in Taylor. After becoming disabled, he retired and worked with leather, making belts, billfolds, handbags, etc. He could speak English, Czech, Spanish, and German.
Richard and Alma lived in Schoenau for a while after their marriage, then moved to the Rio Grande Valley in about 1929. Later they moved to the Taylor area.
- [S26] SCISSORTAILS STILL RETURN TO SCHOENAU, pp. 58, 73.
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