A professional picture of Caroline Marie (who was born on the fist day of the 20th century) and George William Lutzen taken around 1903, within a year later their Mother, Augusta, would have died.
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Bernhard Feist’s beer saloon called the “Stone Cutter’s Home” which presumably was located on the upper west side around 112th St. and 1st Ave. In front is his wife Katherine and his son Bernhard Feist, Jr.
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Augusta Caroline (Wehrmann) Lutzen, who died, presumably during a difficult childbirth, in 1904 at the age of 38.
Her daughter, Caroline (Carrie) was only 3 at the time and was raised with the help of her husband George’s sister Louisa (Meinken) and her teenage daughters while George worked at the butcher shop.
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George August Lutzen, a butcher who lived in Jersey City, NJ. The picture is circa 1900. His father, Friedrich Wilhelm Lutzen, a bootmaker, was born in Goettingen, Prussia in 1820 and immigrated to the USA around 1844 and had died in 1890.
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The Calligan boys in 1900
Standing - Joseph F. (Jess), William J., and John
Seated - Edward and Bernard
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The William Lawrence Calligan Family - 1920
Top - Edward, Bernard, and Joseph (Jess)
Bottom - William J., Anna Frances (Feist), William L., and John
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Bernhard and Katherine (Schirm) Feist (Anna Frances’ father and mother) presumably their wedding day in September 1866. They had arrived on the same boat from Germany earlier that year in January. He was a stone cutter who later owned the “Stone Cutter’s Saloon” in New York City presumably on First Ave. around 112th St.
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