Ralph Freudenberg

Summary

Ralph Freudenberg's place of birth was Hoboken^[1]. He was born on February 11, 1903^[2]. He died in Jersey City^[3]. He died on February 28, 1980^[4]. He worked as a typesetter^[5], amateur photographer^[6], and stereotyper^[7].

Key Facts

• Place of burial: Hillside Cemetery^[8]
• Father: Max S. Freudenberg^[9]
• Mother: Eloise Lindauer III^[10]
• Spouse: Nora Belle Conklin^[11], Wladyslawa Dombrowski^[12]
• Child: Richard Charles Freudenberg II^[13], Ralph Herman Freudenberg I^[14]
• Country of citizenship: United States^[15]
• Employer: The New York Times^[16]
• Notable work: Ralph Freudenberg (1903-1980) and Nora Belle Conklin (1902-1963) collection^[17]
• Sex or gender: male^[18]
• Family: Freudenberg family^[19]
• Family name: Freudenberg^[20]
• Given name: Ralph^[21]

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Personal Life

Spouses include Nora Belle Conklin^[11], a housewife^[22], 1902–1963^[23], of United States^[24] and Wladyslawa Dombrowski^[12], 1916–1995^[25], of Poland^[26]. Children include Richard Charles Freudenberg II^[13], a worker^[27], 1932–2006^[28], of United States^[29] and Ralph Herman Freudenberg I^[14], 1931–1992^[30], of United States^[31].

FAQs

Where was Ralph Freudenberg born?

Born in Hoboken^[1].

Where did Ralph Freudenberg die?

Ralph Freudenberg died in Jersey City^[3].

Who were Ralph Freudenberg's parents?

Ralph Freudenberg's father was Max S. Freudenberg^[9]. Ralph Freudenberg's mother was Eloise Lindauer III^[10].

Who was Ralph Freudenberg married to?

Ralph Freudenberg's spouses include Nora Belle Conklin^[11] and Wladyslawa Dombrowski^[12].

What did Ralph Freudenberg do for work?

Ralph Freudenberg worked as typesetter^[5], amateur photographer^[6], and stereotyper^[7].