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Albert Stangler 1948

Albert Stangler died in April 1948 in St. Louis City, St. Louis City County, MO, and was buried in April 1948. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Albert Stangler.
Albert Stangler
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April 1948
St. Louis City, St. Louis City County, MO
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    Birth

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  • Religious Beliefs

    Catholic
  • Professional Career

    Policeman
  • 04/dd
    1948

    Death

    April 1948
    Death date
    Unknown
    Cause of death
    St. Louis City, St. Louis City County, MO
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  • 04/dd
    1948

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    April 1948
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Did you know?
In 1810, in October, King George III of the United Kingdom - King of England during the American Revolutionary War - was recognized as insane. Although he reigned until his death in 1820, he was mentally ill - the cause is unknown - and in 1810 regency was established to oversee his rule. His eldest son was recognized as Prince Regent.
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In 1846, on November 4th, the Donner Party was stranded in the Sierra Nevada on its way to California. The ill-fated wagon train was snowed in and couldn't get out of the mountains for 3 months. Some went for help - on foot - but the majority of the 87 people in the wagon train were stuck in heavy snow, without food. Only 48 of the original settlers survived - some by cannibalism of the dead.
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