Title:
Conrad Schlender with his sister and brother—in—law
Accession:
1991.10.02
Catalog Date:
09/29/1994
Collection:
Stephens Collection
Item ID:
1—098
Notes:
BROTHERS' LAUNDRY LIST: Conrad Schlender #88.
SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX; United States; Vol. 2: Date of Birth: 11 April 1876; Date of Death: October 1965; SS#: 265—60—8662
Evelyn Horne's Notes: Conrad Schlinder? (sic)
"Conrad joined the Unity at Estero in 1907. Coming from Seattle, Washington.
He had one sister. Conrad was a farmer and cattle man for the Koreshan Unity.
He played the violin, Stradivarius. When his sister, Mrs. Frank Dascheck, Los
Angeles, visited the Unity, Conrad and she entertained at the Art Hall, both
playing the violin.
In 1920 the Koreshans had a large herd of cattle. Conrad planted new kinds of
grasses for the cattle. In later years, 1960, when only five Koreshan members
were left, Conrad grew a vegetable garden and cooked for the members. He was a life—long student of Koreshan religion and science. He died at his home in Koreshan gardens, October 12, 1965, and was buried in the Koreshan Unity
cemetery."
SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX; United States; Vol. 2: Date of Birth: 11 April 1876; Date of Death: October 1965; SS#: 265—60—8662
Evelyn Horne's Notes: Conrad Schlinder? (sic)
"Conrad joined the Unity at Estero in 1907. Coming from Seattle, Washington.
He had one sister. Conrad was a farmer and cattle man for the Koreshan Unity.
He played the violin, Stradivarius. When his sister, Mrs. Frank Dascheck, Los
Angeles, visited the Unity, Conrad and she entertained at the Art Hall, both
playing the violin.
In 1920 the Koreshans had a large herd of cattle. Conrad planted new kinds of
grasses for the cattle. In later years, 1960, when only five Koreshan members
were left, Conrad grew a vegetable garden and cooked for the members. He was a life—long student of Koreshan religion and science. He died at his home in Koreshan gardens, October 12, 1965, and was buried in the Koreshan Unity
cemetery."
Print Size:
2.75x4.5
Description:
Conrad Schleder in two pictures. One with his sister, (Mrs. Frank Dascheck), and the other with his brother—in—law.
People:
Schlender, Conrad
Dascheck, Mrs. Frank
Dascheck, Mrs. Frank
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