Clemens KRAMER

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1. Clemens was  part owner and operator of a general store and harness shop known as Rohenkohl and Kramer.  In 1879 he took up farming two milees east of Dyersville.  His first wife died in 1890 and he later married Elizabeth Reitz.  He spent his last years on a farm near Lexington, Oklahoma.  He died enroute to the funeral of his borther Frank. Unidentified, he was buried in Kansas City, Missouri, A week later, his family hearing he had not arrieved in Dyersville traced him to KC.  They had him exhumed and reburied in Lexington.  He was 63 when he died.

   2. The children Louis, Herman, Catherine and Mayme were listed with the second wife from the extraced records but no birth dates were given.



NOTES
    Clem was a part owner and operator of a general store and harness shop known as Rohenkohl and Kramer.  In 1879 he took took up farming two miles east of Dyersville.  His first wife dies in 1890 and he later married Elizabeth Reitz.  He sepnt his last years on a farm near Lexington, Oklahoma.  He died 
enroute to the funeral of his brother Frank.  Unidentified, he was buried in Kansas City, Missouri.  A week later, his family hearing he had not arrieved in Dyersville traced him to Kansas City,   They had him exhumed and reburied in Lexington.