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of the city's water system." He worked for a wagon-maker, "and it came about that his employer owned him $ 800, while at the same time a customer owed a like amount, and wished to pay it" with a lot he owned on Main Street between Second and Third streets. Roeder "agreed to take the property,
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Roeder was born in Germany in 1835 and emigrated to New York City in 1851, when he was fifteen years old. He remained there for six years and then, having heard "wonderful stories of California, and although not interested in the
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compiled under direction of Municipal Reference Library, City Hall, Los Angeles (March 1938, reprinted 1966). "Prepared ... as a report on Project No. SA 3123-5703-6077-8121-9900 conducted under the auspices of the
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He died on February 20, 1915, leaving his widow and three daughters — Mrs. Charles Dodge, Mrs. Frank Johanson and Mrs. John T. Joughin — and two sons — Henry Roeder of Los Angeles and Louis Roeder of San Francisco.
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where the banquet was spread. Every wagon, saddle horse and conveyance of every other kind was at a premium that day and those who could not ride started early and walked.
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of November 29, 1905, ("Buys Some Rare Violins") stated that "Louis Roeder, a Los Angeles druggist," purchased a rare violin from a San Francisco firm for $ 6,000.
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the entire town was invited to attend. Every one took a holiday and went to the wedding. There was a church ceremony and then the entire town went to the
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He began buying land when "property in the city had scarcely any value," Los Angeles being "regarded by outsiders as a very bad town for business, even
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was later built. "He bought it for practically nothing, and realized a great profit when he sold the hotel site."
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shop on what was then the outskirts of Los Angeles, at First and Spring Streets, where the
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The couple first lived in a house on the corner of Fourth and Main streets, where the
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later stood. In 1906 they were living at 1137 Westlake Avenue in today's
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Roeder was the oldest member of the Los Angeles chapter of the
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Chronological Record of Los Angeles City Officials,1850-1938,
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Emigrants from the German Confederation to the United States
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in Los Angeles by "placing of from twenty to thirty
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He lived for a time at the 194:February 21, 1915, page I-10 83:Farmers & Merchants Bank 7: 1585:19th century in Los Angeles 162:Roeder was a member of the 106: 33: 10: 1606: 338:Los Angeles Common Council 164:Los Angeles Common Council 1516: 1435: 1355: 1199: 1077: 949: 937: 928: 511: 499: 345: 248:November 28, 1906, page 3 1529:Los Angeles City Council 812:William Whipple Robinson 1275:Albert Fenner Kercheval 1173:John Frederick Holbrook 585:Samuel Bradford Caswell 227:March 8, 1903, page A-1 95:and of the Los Angeles 1473:Daniel Michael McGarry 1331:Edward Wadsworth Jones 1181:Michael Thomas Collins 1135:John Edward Hollenbeck 1030:Clinton S. Scheiffelin 672:Joseph Lancaster Grant 622:Arthur McKenzie Dodson 601:Antonio Franco Coronel 131:Roeder opened his own 79: 1373:Samuel Marshall Perry 1216:William S. Hammel Sr. 1039:William Thomas Lambie 1023:William Norton Monroe 905:Benjamin Davis Wilson 827:William T. B. Sanford 675:Jose Vicente Guerrero 668:John Strother Griffin 250:(with photo portrait) 71: 1550:American blacksmiths 1453:James Greer McDonald 1336:Edward C. Bosbyshell 1291:Edward Falles Spence 1149:Jesse Houston Butler 1034:Charles W. Schroeder 969:Thornton P. Campbell 837:Juan María Sepúlveda 728:Damien Marchesseault 640:Stephen Clark Foster 170:References and notes 47:, and then south to 1428:Edward R. Threlkeld 1392:Joseph W. Wolfskill 1236:Eulogio F. de Celis 1232:William H. Dennison 1177:Martin V. Biscailuz 1115:Louis Lichtenberger 910:James Brown Winston 789:William H. Peterson 580:George Henry Carson 246:Los Angeles Herald, 115:, Roeder began his 16:American politician 1463:Walter Scott Moore 1363:William H. Workman 1315:Charles R. Johnson 1105:William H. Workman 895:John Ozias Wheeler 793:Nehemiah A. Potter 696:Charles H. Johnson 627:John Gately Downey 618:Jose Maria Doporto 526:David W. 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Index

Gold Rush
Isthmus of Panama
San Pedro
steamship Senator
Bella Union Hotel
Los Angeles Plaza
Old Mission
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Echo Park district
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Turnverein Society
woodworker
vocation
draw bands
wooden pipes
blacksmithing
carriage-making
Nadeau Hotel
San Diego
Spring Street
Los Angeles Common Council




"Here in Early Pueblo Times," Los Angeles Times, February 21, 1915, page I-10
Lamberta Margarette Voget, "The Germans in Los Angeles County California 1850–1900," manuscript, February 1933, with references as noted there


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