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Subject: [CASANDIE] Re: Charles Reiffel, landscape painter
Date: Fri, 06 Oct 2000 19:43:38 -0700


Robert;
Well, believe it or not, there is no obit on this guy and I checked three
papers. Maybe he is like most artists and don't become famous until after
they die. Anyway, I did do an death cert transcription for you that will
verify the parentage. Here it is:

Source:San Diego 50-847
Name:Charles Reiffel
5302 Orange Avenue, San Diego, CA
Died:12:30 pm, 3/14/1942, Wilson's Rest Home, San Diego, CA
Male, White, Married, Artist (painter), Age 79 years 11 months 5 days.
Spouse:Elizabeth F. Reiffel (age 67)
Birth:4/9/1862, Indianapolis, Indiana
FA:Jacob Reiffel, Indiana
MO:Nancy Marshall, Ohio
Cause:Chronic interstitual nephritis, Diabetes
Dr:R. O. Taylor
Mort:Bradley-Woolman
Burial:3/17/1942, Greenwood Mausoleum
Informant:Wife
In County and State:18 years

I looked for marriage records as well and failed there as well.
Donna



At 10:36 AM 9/28/00 EDT, wrote:
>Dear Donna Bradley:
>
>Your name was given to me by one of the San Diego area "search angels" (Judy
>Sheinbein) at <A HREF="http://raogk.rootsweb.com/californ2.htm">;
>http://raogk.rootsweb.com/californ2.htm</A>; as someone who might be able to
>help me look up some information on an ancestor who died in San Diego.
>
>I seek parentage information on the renowned landscape painter, Charles (P?)
>Reiffel, b. 4/09/1862 in Indiana; d. 3/14/1942 in San Diego, CA. Mr. Reiffel
>is a distant cousin of mine.
>
>I know that Mr. Reiffel's mother's maiden name was MARSHALL, and I *think*
>his father's given name was "Jacob," but this parentage info is what I would
>like to verify. I know that Charles was married to Louisa BRATTON on 3 May
>1898 in Indianapolis, IN & was married at the time of his death, but this
may
>have been a *second* wife, as I have her name as "Jacqueline."
> -------------------------------
>(1) I would like to secure a copy of Chas. Reiffel's death certificate... it
>need not be "certified"; I just want to see if it gives me any additional
>information.
>
>(2) I would also like to obtain a copy of whatever obituary(s) may have
>appeared in a newspaper of the time (1942).
>
>Can you help me obtain these two items? Can you give me an estimate of the
>cost involved before undertaking this research in my behalf?
>
>Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to provide! Looking forward
>to hearing from you...
>
>Robert C. Kryter
>
>
>

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