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Robert Fath
Residency: 1974
Bob is the owner/operator of Fath's Big Woods Resort on the west
shore of Big St. Germain Lake. He has also worked at Trig's
grocery store in Eagle River for many years.
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Henry Fruend
Residency: 1906
Henry was born in
Samond, MO in 1884 and came to Vilas County in 1906 with
his brother, Joseph. The two men purchased 80 acres of
wild land in Farmington (St. Germain), which they owned
in partnership until 1910 when he sold his interest to
Joseph. He lived in Sayner for a year and in 1911
received a commission as forest ranger in the Boulder
Junction District. Henry married Mary Cook on May 29,
1907 in a ceremony performed at
Lost lake Resort.
Date deceased: Unknown
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Unknown
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Howard Fruend
Residency: Born here
Howard was a long-time
postmaster in the St. Germain Post Office until
retirement.
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Francis Froehlich
Residency: 1900
Francis was married to
Michael Froehlich.and helped
with the operations of Lost lake
Resort.
Date deceased: 1952
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Plum Lake Cemetery
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Michael Froehlich
Residency: 1900
Michael
purchased 95 acres on Lost Lake where he built
and operated Lost lake
Resort until 1913. He then sold this to
his son-in-law,
Clarence Shannon. He then built a hotel in Sayner,
WI which he operated during summers and this
building still exists on main street. He spent
his winters in Alabama where he owned and
operated Perdido Beach Resort
which still operates today. He passed away in
1938. Location of interment is Plum Lake
Cemetery in Sayner, WI.
Date deceased 1938
Cause of death: Unknown
Interment: Plum Lake Cemetery
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