Richard Kirschbaum (1884–1967)
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- Born
- 1884
- Died
- 1967
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- Names in Stone
When was Richard Kirschbaum born? 1884.
When did Richard Kirschbaum die? 1967.
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Richard Kirschbaum (1884–1967) was born in 1884, and died in 1967, at about age 83. A cemetery record documents Richard's grave. Source: Names in Stone. AncestryData does not yet have further details about Richard's life.
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1886 · age 2 — The Statue of Liberty was dedicated
1903 · age 19 — The Wright brothers made the first powered flight
1914 · age 30 — World War I began
1927 · age 43 — Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic
1937 · age 53 — The Golden Gate Bridge opened
1945 · age 61 — World War II ended
1954 · age 70 — The Supreme Court decided Brown v. Board of Education
1962 · age 78 — The Cuban Missile Crisis took place
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When was Richard Kirschbaum born?
Richard Kirschbaum was born in 1884.
When did Richard Kirschbaum die?
Richard Kirschbaum died in 1967.
How old was Richard Kirschbaum at the time of death?
Richard Kirschbaum was about 83 years old.
Where is Richard Kirschbaum buried?
A cemetery record from Names in Stone documents Richard's grave; see the source link on this page for the cemetery map.
Who was president when Richard Kirschbaum was born?
Chester A. Arthur was president of the United States when Richard was born.
Who was president when Richard Kirschbaum died?
Lyndon B. Johnson was president of the United States when Richard died.
What generation was Richard Kirschbaum part of?
Born in 1884, Richard Kirschbaum was part of the Lost Generation.
What major events happened during Richard Kirschbaum's lifetime?
During Richard's lifetime: the Statue of Liberty was dedicated (1886, age 2); Ford introduced the Model T (1908, age 24); Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic (1927, age 43); the attack on Pearl Harbor brought the United States into World War II (1941, age 57); the Supreme Court decided Brown v. Board of Education (1954, age 70); the Civil Rights Act was signed (1964, age 80).
Which U.S. censuses would include Richard Kirschbaum?
Federal censuses taken during Richard's lifetime and now public: 1890, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940, 1950. Most 1890 census records were lost in a 1921 fire.
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1884
Death
1967
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