Francis Arenz?>
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- Francis /Arenz/
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- Arenz
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Source: Arenzville, illinois
Citation details: http://www.seecass.com/arenzville.html |
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Source: Frank C Arenz Death Record
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Note: Francis Arenz, a native of Prussia, founded Arenzville, Illinois. He came to the United States in 1827, was a leader at heart, a businessman, farmer, and had a love for politics. Francis Arenz, a native of Prussia, founded Arenzville, Illinois. He came to the United States in 1827, was a leader at heart, a businessman, farmer, and had a love for politics. Located in the fertile farm country of west central Illinois, Arenzville is named for Francis Arenz, an immigrant from Blankenberg, Prussia, who first planned the town in 1839. The town name is pronounced with an accent on the first syllable, rhyming with "barns" -- ARENZ--ville. The village was first incorporated in 1853, and today has a population slightly over 400 persons. We will be celebrating our 175th year in 2014. |
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1868–1945
Birth: January 18, 1868
— Arenzville, Cass, Illinois, USA Death: June 6, 1945 — Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois, USA |
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Source: Arenzville, illinois
Citation details: http://www.seecass.com/arenzville.html |
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Source: Frank C Arenz Death Record
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Francis Arenz, a native of Prussia, founded Arenzville, Illinois. He came to the United States in 1827, was a leader at heart, a businessman, farmer, and had a love for politics. Located in the fertile farm country of west central Illinois, Arenzville is named for Francis Arenz, an immigrant from Blankenberg, Prussia, who first planned the town in 1839. The town name is pronounced with an accent on the first syllable, rhyming with "barns" -- ARENZ--ville. The village was first incorporated in 1853, and today has a population slightly over 400 persons. We will be celebrating our 175th year in 2014. |
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