Individual Details

Birth

or Mar. 18, 1857 (tombstone)

Immigration

per 1900 census

Marriage

married 21 years per 1900 census

Census (family)

Parent Joseph Webber M 59
Parent Anna Webber F 52
  Anton Webber M 23
Margaret Webber F 20
Anna Webber F 2M
Jacob Webber M 18
Anna Mary Webber F 14
Peter Webber M 12

Census (family)

Anton Webber M 27y, Germany
Margaret Webber F 24y, Wis
Annie Webber F 5y, Iowa
Annie Webber F 57y Germany
Thomas Merry M 20y Minnesota

Census (family)

Anton Weber M 38y, Germany
Maggie Weber F 34y, Wisconsin
Anna Weber F 15y, Minnesota
Arthur Weber M 3y, Minnesota

Census (family)

Anton Weber M, Head, Mar 1857, Poland Ger 3x, married 21 yrs (1879), immigration yr 1872
Spouse Maggie Weber F, Nov 1861, Wisconsin Germany Germany, 3 children born 2 living
Child Annie Weber F, Mar 1880, Iowa, daughter, single
Child Arthur J Weber M, Nov 1891 Minnesota, Son, single

Census (family)

Weber, Anton, Rural Free District 3, Male 50 W, Germany Germany Germany, Farmer
Weber, Magie, Female 44 W, WI Germany Germany
Weber, Arthur, Male, 13, W, MN Germany WI

Census (family)

Anton Weber M 53y, Head, Germany x3
Margareth Weber F Wife 48y, Wisconsin, Germany Germany
Anna B Weber F 30y, daughter, single, Iowa, Germany Wisconsin
Arthur T Weber M 18y, son, single, Minnesota, Germany Wisconsin
Emil Johnson M Boarder, 50y, single, Sweden Sweden Sweden

Death

Little Falls Herald (Little Falls, Minnesota), Fri, Mar 29, 1912, Page 1
ANTON WEBER IS KILLED
Life Crushed Out as Result of St. Paul Elevator Accident
St. Paul Dispatch: With his son looking on but powerless to save him, Anton Weber was the victim of a fatal elevator accident in the Lowry building early this morning. His life was crushed out by the cab on which his son is an operator, but which was at the time being operated by Henry that, night watchman at the building.’
Weber was 54 years old and had been a janitor in the building. He and his son arrived about 6:30 a.m. conflicting stories are told as to how the accident occurred, neither the son nor Rath being able to state clearly what did happen, though the son says carelessness caused the fatality. Rath says that after father and son entered the cab he closed the door and started the car up. Benjamin Sears, colored, also a janitor in the building, who was entering the building at the time, says the doors were not closed.
Weber’s clothing became entangled in the gates and he was forced through the glass surrounding the elevator shaft. He suffered internal injuries and died just after he reached the City hospital in the police ambulance.
He is survived by his widow, the son, Arthur, and a daughter, Mrs. A. E. Smith of Minneapolis. Coroner Jones has the body at the county morgue and probably will hold an inquest.
Mr. Weber was well known in this vicinity, having lived at Swan River until about five years ago.




Minnesota Deaths and Burials, 1835-1990 for Anton Weber
Name: Anton Weber
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 30 Mar 1912
Burial Place:
Death Date: 27 Mar 1912
Death Place: St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota
Age: 55
Birth Date: 19 Mar 1857
Birthplace: Germany
Occupation: Janitor
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: Joseph Weber
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B02099-3
System Origin: Minnesota-EASy
Source Film Number: 2138525
Reference Number: 19155

Volume/Page/Certificate Number: v. 26-30 cn 205
Film Number: 1309190
Frame Number:
Digital Folder Number: 4226493
Image Number: 213

Burial

Tombstone:
ANTON WEBER
Born Mar. 18 1857
Died Mar. 27 1912
and daughter
ANNA ELIZABETH
Born Mar. 19 1880
Died Mar. 20 1930