Anton Lasker

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Anton Lasker, 1839 - 1928 Anton Lasker 1839 1928

Anton Lasker, II was born on month day 1839, in birth place, to Andreas 'Andrew' Lasker ['Louise' 1855] and Christina Fuchs/Lasker ['Louise' 1855] (born Schneider).

Anton had 6 siblings: Peter Lasker, Anton Lasker and 4 other siblings.

Anton passed away on month day 1928, at age 89 in death place.

He was buried in burial place.

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Documents of Anton Lasker

Anton Lasker in The Armidale Express and New England General Advertiser (Nsw) - June 15 1928

Australian Newspapers

"... he went in for grazing on his own account and was most successful in this pursuit. The late Mrs. Wetherspoon prede ceased her husband by gome years. OBITUARY. MR. ANTON LASKeR The death'occurred in the Armidale Hospital yesterday morning of Mr. Anton Lasker. Deceased, who had attained the great age of S8, and who was one of the pioneers of New England, met with a fall at Mb residence at Kelly's ..."

Publication place: Armidale, New South Wales, Australia

Anton Lasker 1928 Anton Lasker in Australia, New South Wales Deceased Estates Index, 1880-1939

Anton Lasker passed away on month day 1928, in death place .

Anton Lasker, 1837 - 1839 Anton Lasker 1837 1839

Anton Lasker, I was born in 1837, in birth place, to Andreas 'Andrew' Lasker ['Louise' 1855] and Christina Fuchs/Lasker ['Louise' 1855] (born Schneider).

Anton had 6 siblings: Peter Lasker, Anton Lasker and 4 other siblings.

Anton passed away in 1839, at age 2 in death place.

He was buried in burial place.

Anton Lasker Anton Lasker

Anton Lasker was born to Andreas Lasker and Christina Schneider Lasker (born Schneider).

Anton had one brother: Peter Lasker.

Anton passed away in death place.

Anton Lasker Anton Lasker

Anton Lasker was born to 'Andrew' Andreas Lasker and Christine Lasker (born Schneider Fuchs).

Anton had 5 siblings: Peter Lasker, Conrad Fuchs and 3 other siblings.

Anton passed away.

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Anton LaskerAnton Lasker in The Armidale Express and New England General Advertiser (NSW) - ‎June 15 1928

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... he went in for grazing on his own account and was most successful in this pursuit. The late Mrs. Wetherspoon prede ceased her husband by gome years. OBITUARY. MR. ANTON LASKeR The death'occurred in the Armidale Hospital yesterday morning of Mr. Anton Lasker. Deceased, who had attained the great age of S8, and who was one of the pioneers of New England, met with a fall at Mb residence at Kelly's Plains,, which ..."

Publication place: Armidale, New England, New South Wales, Australia

Anton LaskerAnton Lasker in The Armidale Express and New England General Advertiser (NSW) - ‎Mar 30 1936

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... .in cohjuficflon, 'MU hold a Oil RatoTday^ tftTAprli/- " , breads' booked. Further ! entries invited, /138 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Farm Property at Auction. 355 ACRES FREEHOLD. ^cx:.E*eentoik,late{.P^er! Lasker and Anton LaSker, Kelly a Plains. : Tbife well-known .farming property, one of" the oldest in the oistrict, will he offered at auction on SATURDAY, 28th APinC. " Fail., particulars in later Jlssues. ..."

Publication place: Armidale, New England, New South Wales, Australia

Anton LaskerAnton Lasker in The Armidale Express and New England General Advertiser (NSW) - ‎Sep 23 1935

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... South Wales,, farmer, deceased. Application will be made after fourteen days ifrpm the publics-; tion hereof that Probate of the WHlj of the abovenamed. deceased may be granted to ANTON LASKER and JOSEPH EASKER, the executors in the said will named, and all notices; may be served at the offices of Mes sieurs Sly and Russell. Solicitors, 16 Bar lack-street, Sydney, ..."

Publication place: Armidale, New England, New South Wales, Australia

Anton LaskerAnton Lasker in The Lake County times - ‎Oct 15 1908

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... senseless and was carried to the saloon which he had covered with other men's blood to await the coming of the police. Dr. B. W. Chidlaw took care of Anton Lasker, who had a five inch gash in the left side of his neck. The jugular vein was exposed by the terrible gash in Lasker's neck and if the cut had been a hair's breadth longer or the pressure of the knife had been a fraction of an ounce heavier, Lasker's jugular vein would have been severed and the police would have had a murder case to deal lth Instead of one of assault with intent to kill. Injuries Xot so ..."

Publication place: Hammond, Lake, Indiana

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