Earl Fredrick (1907–1949)
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- Born
- 1907
- Died
- 1949
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- Names in Stone
When was Earl Fredrick born? 1907.
When did Earl Fredrick die? 1949.
Life story
Earl Fredrick (1907–1949) was born in 1907, and died in 1949, at about age 42. A cemetery record documents Earl's grave. Source: Names in Stone. AncestryData does not yet have further details about Earl's life.
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The world Earl lived through
1908 · age 1 — Ford introduced the Model T
1914 · age 7 — World War I began
1918 · age 11 — World War I ended and the influenza pandemic swept the world
1927 · age 20 — Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic
1933 · age 26 — Prohibition ended in the United States
1937 · age 30 — The Golden Gate Bridge opened
1941 · age 34 — The attack on Pearl Harbor brought the United States into World War II
1945 · age 38 — World War II ended
Questions about Earl Fredrick
When was Earl Fredrick born?
Earl Fredrick was born in 1907.
When did Earl Fredrick die?
Earl Fredrick died in 1949.
How old was Earl Fredrick at the time of death?
Earl Fredrick was about 42 years old.
Where is Earl Fredrick buried?
A cemetery record from Names in Stone documents Earl's grave; see the source link on this page for the cemetery map.
Who was president when Earl Fredrick was born?
Theodore Roosevelt was president of the United States when Earl was born.
Who was president when Earl Fredrick died?
Harry S. Truman was president of the United States when Earl died.
What generation was Earl Fredrick part of?
Born in 1907, Earl Fredrick was part of the Greatest Generation.
What major events happened during Earl Fredrick's lifetime?
During Earl's lifetime: Ford introduced the Model T (1908, age 1); the United States entered World War I (1917, age 10); Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic (1927, age 20); the Social Security Act was signed (1935, age 28); the attack on Pearl Harbor brought the United States into World War II (1941, age 34); Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball's color barrier (1947, age 40).
Which U.S. censuses would include Earl Fredrick?
Federal censuses taken during Earl's lifetime and now public: 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940.
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1907
Death
1949
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