Researching select families from: Northampton County Pa; Bucks County, Pa; Sussex/Warren County, NJ
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Jacob Frankenfield
(06/02/1843 - 12/25/1903)
 | John Frankenfield | ||
| Jacob Frankenfield | |||
| Marriage(s) | Sarah Ann Rothrock | ||
| 1 Christiana Keim on: 05/21/1865 Children: - Ellen Camilla Frankenfield - Laura Elizabeth Frankenfield - Anna Maria Frankenfield - John Andrew Frankenfield - George Washington Frankenfield - Stanley Keim Frankenfield - Minnie Sarah Frankenfield - Herbert Jay Frankenfield - Mamie May Frankenfield - Preston J Frankenfield Siblings: - William Frankenfield - Owen Frankenfield - John Samuel Frankenfield - Joseph Philip Frankenfield 1/2 Ella Rebecca Frankenfield | Born: Baptism: Place: Sponsors: Died: Burial:Salem Lutheran Cemetery (Near Whiskey Hill) Notes: Easton Daily Argus, Monday, December 28, 1903 Jacob Frankenfield Jacob Frankenfield died Friday morning at 7:30 o'clock of heart failu re at his home, in Bethlehem, in the sixty second year of his age. Deceas ed had been ailing for years, but he was able to attend to his duties as w atchman at the Bethlehem Steel Works up to May 1 last. Mr. Frankenfield w as born in Bethlehem Township on June 2, 1843. The deceased's widow and t he following children survive; Mrs. Asher Von Steuben, of West Bethlehe m, Mrs. John Metzell, of East Allentown; George W. Frankenfield, and Herbe rt J. Frankenfield, of Bethlehem, and Preston Frankenfield, of Clevelan d, O. The Allentown Democrat, Allentown, Pa, January 6, 1904, Page 2 Sudden Death in Bethlehem - Jacob Frankenfield, a citizen of Bethlehem, di ed suddenly on Christmas morning at his home, aged sixty years. Althou gh he had been iling since last mMay from asthma and a complication of dis eases, he was able at time to leave the house. On Christmas morning, wh en the choir of the Mennonite church serendaged him, he stood at the fro nt door and returned thanks. An hour or so later he was stricken with hea rt diesease and died. The deceased was born on June 2nd, 1843, in Bethleh em township, and was a son of the late John Frankenfield. Mr. Frankenfei ld was employed in the rail mill of the Bethlehem steel comany for over th irty years, his last position being that of a special police officer. The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, pa, Satruday, December 26, 1903, Page 3 Past Commander Frankenfield Dead Special to The Inquirer Chester Pa., Dec. 25 Jacob Frankenfield, Past Commander of J. K. Taylor Post. No. 182, G.A.R. died Suddenly here at the old homestead of heart diesease, superinduced by asthma. He was 60 years old. | ||
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