Coffin plate · primary-source record
Julius Lesher
6 Oct 1932
Transcribed from the original coffin plate
Editorially verified
At-a-glance facts
The coffin plate
Inscription transcription
Julius Lesher
Died Oct 6, 1932
Record submitted by
Thomas Roberts — to the Ancestors at Rest archive
Possible matches in the 1910 US Federal Census
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1910 US Federal Census
Julius Lesher Adolph, Gusta Irvona, Clearfield, PA abt 1908 Pennsylvania Son
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, USA · abt 1908, Pennsylvania
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1910 US Federal Census
Julius Gerher [Julius Lesher] Bigler, Clearfield, PA abt 1872 Germany Brother-in-law
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, USA · abt 1872, Germany
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1910 US Federal Census
Julius Lesher Harry E, Anna L Philadelphia Ward 34, Philadelphia, PA abt 1898 Pennsylvania Daughter
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA · abt 1898, Pennsylvania
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Source & citation
- Source type
- Original photograph
- Provenance
- Submitted by Thomas Roberts to the Ancestors at Rest archive
- Transcribed by
- Ancestors at Rest archive — original contributor not recorded.
- Last verified
- 2026-05-12
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- Image vs transcription
- Both — original photograph and transcription on this page
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