HERMAN MARTIN
He died at his home on Spring St. April 13, 1913, aged 82 yrs. He came to Ripon in 1862 from Giessen, near Callies, Germany; is shown in the Ripon Directory 1868-1869 as a blacksmith, residing on the east side of Spring St. and the first door north of Fond du Lac St.; also in the Ripon Directory of 1876 as married with nine in his family, and two outside members, residing on the east side of Spring St., of German nationality, a moulder. Six children survived him, among whom were the divorced wife of Gustav Kohl of Ripon, Charles, and an unmarried daughter Emilie, at home.
Source: Herman Martin, Pedrick Collection, Ripon Library
He died at his home on Spring St. April 13, 1913, aged 82 yrs. He came to Ripon in 1862 from Giessen, near Callies, Germany; is shown in the Ripon Directory 1868-1869 as a blacksmith, residing on the east side of Spring St. and the first door north of Fond du Lac St.; also in the Ripon Directory of 1876 as married with nine in his family, and two outside members, residing on the east side of Spring St., of German nationality, a moulder. Six children survived him, among whom were the divorced wife of Gustav Kohl of Ripon, Charles, and an unmarried daughter Emilie, at home.
Source: Herman Martin, Pedrick Collection, Ripon Library
HERMAN MARTIN
He died at his home on Spring St. April 13, 1913, aged 82 yrs. He came to Ripon in 1862 from Giessen, near Callies, Germany; is shown in the Ripon Directory 1868-1869 as a blacksmith, residing on the east side of Spring St. and the first door north of Fond du Lac St.; also in the Ripon Directory of 1876 as married with nine in his family, and two outside members, residing on the east side of Spring St., of German nationality, a moulder. Six children survived him, among whom were the divorced wife of Gustav Kohl of Ripon, Charles, and an unmarried daughter Emilie, at home.
Source: Herman Martin, Pedrick Collection, Ripon Library
He died at his home on Spring St. April 13, 1913, aged 82 yrs. He came to Ripon in 1862 from Giessen, near Callies, Germany; is shown in the Ripon Directory 1868-1869 as a blacksmith, residing on the east side of Spring St. and the first door north of Fond du Lac St.; also in the Ripon Directory of 1876 as married with nine in his family, and two outside members, residing on the east side of Spring St., of German nationality, a moulder. Six children survived him, among whom were the divorced wife of Gustav Kohl of Ripon, Charles, and an unmarried daughter Emilie, at home.
Source: Herman Martin, Pedrick Collection, Ripon Library
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