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WILLIAM F. JANN was active in many fraternal organizations in Camden. His affiliations included Camden Lodge No. 15, Free and Accepted Masons; Camden Lodge No. 293, Benevolent Protective Order of Elks; Order of Owls; Camden Lodge No. 111, Loyal Order of Moose; and Camden Aerie No. 65, Fraternal Order of Eagles. He worked in sales, lastly as a commission merchant involved in the wholesale fish trade. William F. Jann was born in Pennsylvania on November 19, 1860. He appears in Camden City Directories in 1885 at 206 North 11th Street, working as a salesman, a trade he followed all of his working life. His wife Chrisie had gave birth to a daughter, Alice Jann, around the time of the move to Camden. The family remained at the North 11th Street as late as 1899. The 1901 City Directory shows the Jann family at 1101 Federal Street, where they stayed for a few years. By 1906 William Jann and family had moved to 643 Market Street. The 1910 Census list the family at 309 State Street, while City Directories for 1910. 1911, and 1912 has the at 319 State Street. William F. Jann fell ill in the spring of 1912. He went to Sheboygan, Wisconsin for his health, which failed to improve. He passed away on June 29, 1912. His body was brought home and he was interred at Harleigh Cemetery. |
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Aerie No. 65, Fraternal Order of Eagles - Alfred Kemble -
William Denneler - Conrad Brill Jr. Charles Beale - Frank Burt - Dr. Philip W. Beale - Jacob Hess - Daniel W. Bromley - Frederick Johnson William H. Cole - Harry B. Middleton - John S.B. Candler - Harry J. Weiss - Thomas J. Atkinson Julius R. Schaff - Anthony Oberst - William F. Jann - William Petzelt - James F. Cleary - Frank Rouh Frank S. Deveroux - George Blake |
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Camden Aerie No. 65, Fraternal Order of Eagles Giacomo Meyerbeer - Coronation March La Favorita Quartet Frances Allitson - The Lord Is My Light Nicolai - Protect Us
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Alfred Kemble William Denneler Conrad Brill Jr. Charles Beale Frank Burt Dr. Philip W. Beale Jacob Hess Daniel W. Bromley Frederick Johnson William H. Cole Harry B. Middleton John S.B. Candler George D. Strain Martin McNeil Adolph Peschlow H.J. McNermy L.L. McClennan Henry Price Nathaniel Myers Isaac "Ike" Toy Thomas J. Farnan George Griffin George W. Haman Michael Raidon Thomas Flatley John F. Berton Joseph E. Healey Thomas Dwyler Michael J. Lynch Otto Heydrich |
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John H. Riddle John A. Furey James F. Cleary Julius R. Schhaf William F. Jann John J. Cleary William M. Petzelt Frank S. Devereaux Theodore B. Rambo Charles F. Sattler George S. Dilmore John J. Jarvis Harry A. Durgin Robert M. Hartman Bernard Tierney Anthony J. Oberst Harry C. Halbert Charles E. Cullen Dr. W.P. Wingender Dr. James Lynn Mahaffey A.J. Dougherty Edward Haggerty - Frank Applegate William Vander Straeten - William J. Lawler George Fisher - John L. Jarvis John J. Burk - Frank Moncreif Louis Bennett - Robert C. Barr William A. Atkin Jr. - John Lloyd Joseph Taylor - Charles Mulner Charles Blank - George W. Johnson Arthur Colsey William D. Hoover Fay Lafayette - Howard A. Fern |
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