Ernest Paul Rudolf Eggert

He was born to Gottfried Eggert and Justine Sabrowsky. He was baptized on April 1, 1888 in the St. John's Lutheran Church, Chaska, Carver, Minnesota. He was baptized by Rev. H. Raedeke. His sponsors were Christian Dungofsky, Rudolf Ehrlichmann and Henrietta Sabrowske (Sabrowsky).

Left to mourn his death was his parents; brothers, Frederick Herman Eggert, August Herman Eggert, William "Bill" Gustav Eggert, Henry Samuel Eggert, Alfred Walter Eggert, Theodore "Ted" Ludwig Eggert and Werner Henry Eggert; and sisters, Anna Caroline (John) Lemke, Minnie Mathilda (Clayton) Arine and Amalia Elsie (Henry) Scheunemann.

He was preceded in death by Infant Twins Eggert, Infant sister Luise Helene Eggert and Infant brother, Paul Rudolph Eggert.
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EGGERT -- In Stockton, March 18, 1930, Ernest Eggert: a native of Minnesota, aged 42 years, 22 days. Services will be held in the chapel of B. C. Wallace. 520 North Sutter Street, Thursday, March 20, at 10 a. m. Interment in Park View Cemetery. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.
Unidentified newspaper clipping, death notice
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American Legion Rites Held for Two Departed
American Legion funeral services were held for Ernest Eggert and Peter Caroni in the B. C. Wallace Chapel yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Royal A. Simonds, past chaplain of Karl Ross Post conducted the rites. Interment for Eggert was in Park View Cemetery and interment for Caroni was in the San Joaquin Cemetery.

Both men served in the Army during the World War and were Legion members. Eggert held membership in Karl Ross Post No. 16 and Caroni belonged to the Gilroy Post.

Pallbearers were Joe Patterson, Jack Palmer, Frank McKee, L. J. Helmley, F. E. Schwarz, O. A. Jacobsen, Charles Giacone and W. W. Clark.
Unidentified newspaper clipping, Obituary
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Application for Headstone
Tombstone shipped to Edward H. Charette, 436 East Lindsay Street, Stockton, San Joaquin, California. He served in U. S. Army in World War I from June 15, 1918 to January 31, 1919. He was a Private in the 41st Spruce Guard Air Service.
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U. S. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
He worked as a Lunchman and Porter for Newman Brothers at 35 West Third Street, St. Paul, Minnesota. Ernest was of medium height, stout build, grey eyes and dark hair. He also had a crippled right arm.
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Death Certificate, State of California # 3950
Ernest Eggert died in the San Joaquin General Hospital at 9:55 a.m. He was 42 years, 2 days old. The cause of death was Valvular Heart Disease. His occupation is listed as Lumber Jack. Burial took place on March 20, 1930. Wm Fuedberger, M. D. signed the certificate. Undertaker was B. C. Wallace.