Ernest Springer

Birth21 Jul 1877 - Renden, Westpreussen, Germany

Death4 Dec 1954 - Pukwana, Brule, South Dakota, USA

MotherMatilda Amelia Hapke

FatherAdolph Edward Springer

Born in Renden, Westpreussen, Germany on 21 Jul 1877 to Adolph Edward Springer and Matilda Amelia Hapke. Ernest Springer married Christina Wilhelmina Margaretha Schwiesow and had 11 children. He passed away on 4 Dec 1954 in Pukwana, Brule, South Dakota, USA.

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Parents

Adolph Edward Springer
1841 - 1923

Matilda Amelia Hapke
1848 - 1914

Spouse(s)

Christina Wilhelmina Margaretha Schwiesow
1884 - 1971

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Maurice Leroy Springer
1912 - 1980

Arthur Reinhard Springer
1910 - 1986

Herbert John Springer
1909 - 1993

Elizabeth M Springer
1923 - 1930

Ralph Henry Springer
1916 - 1986

Fern Irene Springer
1928 - 2005

Walter Adolph Springer
1914 - 1995

Kathleen Martha Ida Springer
1918 - 2010

Bernhard Adolph Frederick Springer
1905 - 1974

Gertrude Louise Springer
1921 - 1980

Amelia Charlotta Johanna "Mimi" Springer
1906 - 2011

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