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"geht 1890 ins Ausland"
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sailed Bremen-Southampton-New York, S.S. Saale, arrival 15 Aug 1890
Christian Bader, 16, clerk, b Germany
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1900 in Chicago, Illinois
Christ. Bader, 26, butcher, b Germany
Catharine, 26, b Germany
Frederick, 6 months, b Illinois
1910 in Phoenixville, Chester, Pennsylvania
Christian Bader, 35, meat market, own shop, b Germany
Kathryn, 36, b Germany
Frederick C, 10, b Pennsylvania
Carl, 9, b Pennsylvania
Albert C, 8, b Pennsylvania
Henry W, 7, b Pennsylvania
Clifford, 4, b Pennsylvania
1920 in Phoenixville, Chester, Pennsylvania
Christ F Bader, 46, butcher, own shop, b Sindelfingen, Germany
Anna, 33, b Leichingen, Bavaria
Albert, 18, butcher, b Pennsylvania
Henry, 16, butcher, b Pennsylvania
Clifford, 14, b Pennsylvania
sailed Bremen - New York, S.S. Columbus, arrival 1 Aug 1924
Christian F Bader, 50, from Phoenixville, PA
1930 in Phoenixville, Chester, Pennsylvania
Christian F Bader, 56, retail merchant meats, b Germany
Anna, 43, b Germany
Henry, 26, single, butcher, b Pennsylvania
Clifford, 25, single, butcher, b Pennsylvania
Hedwig Arnold, 25, single, household servant, b Germany
1940 in Phoenixville, Chester, Pennsylvania
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Son of Christian F. and Fredericka Kerns Bader, came to America at age of 16. He came to Phoenixville, briefly, working for butcher Christian Knapp. With his wife, he moved to Chicago to work in the meatpacking industry. With the death of Knapp in 1900, he purchased the Phoenixville butcher shop at 193 Bridge Street. He quickly built up a large trade and made many friends in that town. He was devastated by the drowning of his two boys in 1912, though he did carry on. He remarried after the death of his wife Katharina in 1915, and continued running the butcher shop and his small farm west of the borough at Ironsides. He died at 2:55 o'clock in the morning of May 30, 1940 of liver failure. (findagrave.com)
Karl
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