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Maryland
- Miss L. Falck 1904
- Lizzetta Falck 1905
- Lydia Falck 1905
- Bertha Fuchs 1904-1905
- Lillie Fuchs 1904-1905
- Bertha Mays 1904-1905
- Edwin Robinson 1905
- Allan Starr 1905
Families
Fuchs family
Andrew F. William Fuchs served as a correspondent at the TW (EB) meeting room in Baltimore 1903-1908. The assembly met prior to 1878, thru 1933. He was born in 1867 in Germany, and died in 1935 in Baltimore. He married Helena A.M. Christel "Lena" Scherner in 1891, who was born 1870 in Germany, and died six months before her husband. William was employed in 1900 as a harness maker, then by 1920 as a car salesman. Children:
- Bertha Patricia Fuchs Griffin 1904-1905 (b. 1895 Baltimore, MD - d. 1968 Los Angeles, CA). Husband: Felix Aloysius Griffin, Sr. (1888-1940 Baltimore, MD), son of Michael Griffin (b. 1854 Ireland - d. 1918 Baltimore, MD) & Catherine "Kate" Cosgrove Griffin (b. 1858 Ireland - d. 1928 Baltimore, MD). Michael was employed in 1900 at a livery stable.
- Lillian "Lillie" Fuchs Wiengarten 1904-1905 (1892-1958 Baltimore, MD). Husband: Herman Wiengarten, Sr. (b. 1885 Hassau, Germany, emig. 1902, d. 1971 Baltimore, MD), auto mechanic.
- William Fuchs (b. 1901 Baltimore, MD). Wife: Elizabeth M. "Lizzie" Vonculin Fuchs (b. 1899 Baltimore, MD), daughter of George Howard Vonculin (b. 1872 Delaware City, New Castle, DE - d. 1930 Baltimore, MD) & Mary A. Vonculin-Suesse (b. 1880 MD - d. 1947 Baltimore, MD). George was employed in 1920 as an electrician for a chemical company, and was Catholic in 1930.
