William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography

Summary

William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography is a biography^[1].

Key Facts

• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's image is recorded as William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography in The Bronx and Its People (1927).png^[2].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's instance of is recorded as biography^[3].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's language of work or name is recorded as English^[4].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's publication date is recorded as +1927-00-00T00:00:00Z^[5].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's main subject is recorded as William Henry Steinkamp^[6].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's main subject is recorded as Salter & Steinkamp^[7].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's main subject is recorded as Abram Oldrin Salter^[8].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's main subject is recorded as New York Law School^[9].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's main subject is recorded as Nassau Street^[10].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's work available at URL is recorded as https://books.google.com/books?id=6wXjQ6nXA3sC&pg=PA162-IA4^[11].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography in The Bronx and Its People (1927).png^[12].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's published in is recorded as The Bronx and Its People^[13].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's title is recorded as William Henry Steinkamp^[14].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's first line is recorded as An outstanding figure in The Bronx in his capacity of learned and dependable lawyer, banker and citizen, is William Henry Steinkamp, surviving partner of the thirty-two year old firm of Salter & Steinkamp^[15].
• William Henry Steinkamp (1864-1940) biography's quotation or excerpt is recorded as He is president of The Fordham Saving Bank, and serves on the boards of various philanthropic organizations. William Henry Steinkamp was born September 23, 1864, on New York's lower east side, at the corner of Sixteenth Street and First Avenue, in the heart of an old German settlement, son of Christopher Henry and Maria (Watjen) Steinkamp. The father, born in Westphalia, came to the United States as a boy and settled in the German neighborhood where his son was born. He conducted a grocery store for many years in that vicinity and later at Forty-sixth Street and Second Avenue, prospering in that and in important real estate investments and accumulating a competence before his retirement. He died in 1911 in his seventy-fifth year. His wife was born in Hanover, Germany, and died in 1881, at the age of thirty-eight. William Henry Steinkanap attended Grammar School No. 40, on East Thirty-seventh Street, graduating in 1879. He then entered the College of the City of New York on East Twenty-third Street, pursuing the commercial course, and graduating. His next objective was the law, which he studied at New York Law School, graduating in 1894 with the degree of Bachelor of Laws, with honor.^[16].