Individual Details

Frederick Fonder

(29 Mar 1856 - 3 Apr 1912)

Events

BirthAbt 1855Pennsylvania
BirthAbt 1856United States
BirthAbt 1856Pennsylvania
BirthMar 1856Pennsylvania
Birth29 Mar 1856Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA
BirthAbt 1857Pennsylvania
Residence1860with his parents - Ward 17 ( 1850), eastern part, Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA
Residence1 Jun 1870with his parents - 636 Tasker Street (probable)(demolished, now a garage), Philadelphia City (Southwark area), Philadelphia Co., PA
Residence1 Jun 1870with his parents - Tasker Street, in the vicinity of South 7th Street (probably 636 Tasker Street, demolished, now a garage), Philadelphia City (Southwark area), Philadelphia Co., PA
ResidenceFrom 1870 to 1871636 Tasker Street (demolished, now a garage), Philadelphia City (Southwark area), Philadelphia Co., PA
Residence1880with his parents - South Broad Street (probably 3400 South Broad Street)(demolished when South Broad Street was widened), Philadelphia City (Ward 26, Dist. 1 (1880)), Philadelphia Co., PA
Occupation1880teamster
MarriageAbt 1880Mary J. Broschard
Residence (family)1886League Island Road (historic) near Old Second Street (historic)(probably in the general vicinity of modern Johnston and South Sheridan Streets), Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA - Mary J. Broschard
Occupation1886driver
Residence (family)1891Blight Lane (historic) near League Island Road (historic)(now lies within parking lot to east of Philadelphia Phillies baseball Stadium (a.k.a. Citizen's Bank Park)), Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA - Mary J. Broschard
Occupation1891carpenter
Residence (family)18933400 South Broad Street (demolished when this portion of S. Broad St. was widened circa 1910's to become the Southern Boulevard Parkway, leading to the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition), Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA - Mary J. Broschard
Residence (family)18953400 South Broad Street (demolished when this portion of S. Broad St. was widened circa 1910's to become the Southern Boulevard Parkway, leading to the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition), Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA - Mary J. Broschard
Occupation1895cigar dealer
Residence (family)Bef 16 Mar 18963400 South Broad Street (demolished when this portion of S. Broad St. was widened circa 1910's to become the Southern Boulevard Parkway, leading to the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition), Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA - Mary J. Broschard
Marriage1900Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA - Christina T. Miller
Residence (family)19002424 South Park Avenue (now 2424 South Juniper Street)(assumption), Philadelphia City (Central South Philadelphia area), Philadelphia Co., PA - Christina T. Miller
Occupation1900engineer - the U.S. Navy Yard, Philadelphia City, Philadelphia Co., PA
Residence (family)1910712 Cantrell Street, Philadelphia City (Greenwich area), Philadelphia Co., PA - Christina T. Miller
Occupation1910pile driving engineer
Residence (family)Bef 3 Apr 1912712 Cantrell Street, Philadelphia City (Greenwich area), Philadelphia Co., PA - Christina T. Miller
OccupationBef 3 Apr 1912carpenter
Death3 Apr 1912from suicide caused from asphyxia by gas while temporarily deranged - 712 Cantrell Street, Philadelphia City (Greenwich area), Philadelphia Co., PA
Burial6 Apr 1912Fernwood Cemetery, Upper Darby Twp. (Fernwood area), Delaware Co., PA
Find A Grave Mem. No.140507940

Families

SpouseMary J. Broschard (1859 - 1896)
ChildMary Ellen "Ellie or Ella" Fonder (1881 - 1950)
ChildLetitia F. "Lettie" Fonder (1883 - 1958)
ChildFred Fonder ( - )
ChildEdward J. Fonder (1886 - 1905)
ChildThomas Morran "Tom" Fonder (1889 - 1956)
ChildJohn Redfield Fonder (1892 - 1893)
SpouseChristina T. Miller (1853 - 1928)
FatherEdward F. Fonder Sr. (1832 - 1886)
MotherCatharine Beckert (1828 - 1899)
SiblingElizabeth Fonder (1850 - )
SiblingEllen Fonder (1852 - )
SiblingEdward F. Fonder Jr. (1854 - 1928)
SiblingMary Fonder (1859 - )
SiblingCaroline A. "Carrie" Fonder (1860 - 1922)

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