BORN IN: Australia
DIED: 12/31/1899
AGED: 36
CAUSE OF DEATH: Gangrene of Lungs
DEATH LOCATION: Woodside
OCCUPATION: Blacksmith
MEMBER OF: IOOF
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BURIED IN UNION CEMETERY WITH THE SAME LAST NAME:
CLOSE RELATIONS BURIED IN UNION CEMETERY:
BURIED NEARBY IN PLOT IOOF:
- Blanco, Gerardo
- Buck, George H
- Buck, Norman
- Bunn, Wesley Jones
- Carston, Infant Son
- Cooney, Edward Richard
- Dahlen, Charles F
- Emmett, Florence May
- Ferreira, Joe
- Field, J W
- Green, Lottie E
- Gunell, John
- Haaker, William
- Hawkes, Daniel F
- Hing, Jim
- Horn, James F
- Horn, Maria D
- Horton, Kezia
- Jenkins, Capt David
- Jenkins, David James
- Jenkins, George
- Jenkins, Henry
- Johnson, Christian
- King, Frank
- King, Henry Bismark
- King, James
- King, Joseph
- King, Mary Ann
- Knights, Elizabeth
- Knights, Marshal
- Knights, Simon L
- Kuehgen, Richard
- Lathrop, Alice
- Lund, Frederick
- Lurvey, Augusta Ellen
- Lurvey, Samuel F
- McDonald, George W
- McPherson, Claire
- Meyers, Infant
- Miggoni, D
- Nutting, Horatio Nelson
- Peterson, Mae Dorothy
- Plank, B F
- Poole, Mary C Luvey
- Pope, Stephen S
- Prior, James
- Shaw, Ann
- Shaw, Child1
- Shaw, Child2
- Shelley, John
- Snow, Josephine
- Sommers, Fred
- Spencer, W C
- Stevens, L L
- Tate, John E
- Thompson, Albert P
- Thompson, Annie E
- Thurston, H F
- Titus, John H
- Wallace, William P
- Weaver, Son of
- Wehrlin, George
- Wheeler, Edgar M
- Wilson, Dorothea Magreth
- Winkler, Infant of K G
- Winkler, Infant Son (d.1870)
- Winkler, Infant Son (d.1879)
- Winkler, John K G
- Winkler, Mrs M E
- Wood, Stanley Arthur
CURRENT EVENTS:- 1865 Abraham Lincoln assassinated
- 1866 Ku Klux Klan
- 1869 National Woman Suffrage Assoc.
- 1871 The Great Chicago Fire
- 1876 Telephones (Alexander Graham Bell)
- 1876 Baseball's National League
- 1877 Phonograph (Thomas Edison)
- 1879 Light Bulb (Thomas Edison)
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OBITUARY ---------------TIMES - GAZETTE
Redwood City
Saturday, January 6, 1900.
E. H. Lous Winkler, aged 36 years and 11 months,
and second oldest son of J. K. G. Winkler,
died suddenly last Sunday. He was ill
but a short time when the summons came.
Deceased was associated with his father in the
blacksmith business. He was well liked
by all who knew him, he being a young
man of exemplary habits and kind and
pleasing ways. Mr. Winkler was born
in Australia, but came to Woodside
when only six years old and has always
resided here. Besides his wife and two
little daughters a wide circle of
friends mourn his loss. The interment
was in Union Cemetery, Redwood City,
last Wednesday.
OBITUARY ---------------LOUIS WINKLER
Redwood City Democrat
January 5, 1900
Louis Winkler, second son of J.K.E. Winkler, died at Woodside last Sunday. Deceased, who was associated with his father in the blacksmith business, was a most exemplary young man. He was a native of Australia, aged 36 years, and leaves a wife and two children. The burial took place yesterday at Union Cemetery.
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