Glaser, Albert

Birth Name Glaser, Albert
Gramps ID I0138
Gender male
Age at Death 23 years, 6 months, 24 days

Events

Event Date Place Description Notes Sources
Birth 1899-11-12    
 
Death 1923-06-06    
 

Parents

Relation to main person Name Relation within this family (if not by birth)
Father Glaser, Edward [I0136]
Mother Gottheimer, Gertrude Riva [I0137]
         Glaser, Albert [I0138]
    Sister     Glaser, Enid [I0139]
    Brother     Glaser, Edward II [I0141]
    Sister     Glaser, Helen [I0142]
    Sister     Glaser, Amelia Soloman [I0030]

Narrative

He was a World War I veteran, a wireless (radio) operator in the U.S. Navy.

While working as a wireless (radio) operator, he was killed aboard the Lykes Brothers’ ship ‘Brave Couer’ off the coast of Oporto, Portugal, along with the ship’s captain and others, by one of the ship’s mates, who “ran amok”.

A patent application filed prior to his last trip at sea was granted after his death.

He was never married, is buried in Charleston, S.C., in K.K.B.E. cemetery, next to Solomon Schatz.

Pedigree

  1. Glaser, Edward [I0136]
    1. Gottheimer, Gertrude Riva [I0137]
      1. Glaser, Albert
      2. Glaser, Enid [I0139]
      3. Glaser, Edward II [I0141]
      4. Glaser, Helen [I0142]
      5. Glaser, Amelia Soloman [I0030]

Ancestors