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'''Harry David Freiermuth''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/87298048/harry-david-freiermuth 1879-1929]) is described in Martin as born in Watsonville, of a German father. In adulthood he took over his father's "plumbing and tinning" and hardware business in Watsonville, established in 1882. | '''Harry David Freiermuth''' ([https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/87298048/harry-david-freiermuth 1879-1929]) is described in Martin as born in Watsonville, of a German father. In adulthood he took over his father's "plumbing and tinning" and hardware business in Watsonville, established in 1882. | ||
*[[History of Santa Cruz, California (Martin, 1911)]], p.292 | |||
* Father was P. J. Freiermuth (no local burial found, but Martin says he died in Watsonville in 1904). | * Father was P. J. Freiermuth (no local burial found, but Martin says he died in Watsonville in 1904). | ||
* Martin also says that P. J.'s uncle George (no local burial found) was already in Watsonville when P. J. arrived. | * Martin also says that P. J.'s uncle George (no local burial found) was already in Watsonville when P. J. arrived. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:25, 5 November 2025
Harry David Freiermuth (1879-1929) is described in Martin as born in Watsonville, of a German father. In adulthood he took over his father's "plumbing and tinning" and hardware business in Watsonville, established in 1882.
- History of Santa Cruz, California (Martin, 1911), p.292
- Father was P. J. Freiermuth (no local burial found, but Martin says he died in Watsonville in 1904).
- Martin also says that P. J.'s uncle George (no local burial found) was already in Watsonville when P. J. arrived.