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RESEARCHED INFO:
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Identified: Fred Rubin
Fred
was the son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Raible) Rubin. Jacob was an
immigrant from France. Fred was born in 1878
and died at the age of 84 in 1962 in Indianapolis and
is
buried at Washington Park East Cemetery. He had a brother Harry E
Rubin and a sister Stella Whittenburg. He lived his adult life
until his death at 5825 Oak Ave in Irvington in Indianapolis. He
was a cabinetmaker by trade and owned the Kiln Supply and Mfg.
Company with his brother and father. The workshop was located
in Fred's backyard. Fred and his parents lived adjacent to each
other in Irvington. They owned a large property and through
the years, sold it off for home development. Fred served in the
158th Regiment Indiana Volunteers in the Spanish American War. Fred
married Clara (Bates) Rubin. They had 2 children, Harry Rubin and
Edna Whetsell. Fred was a
member of the Masons.
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