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Lockport Union Sun and Journal - 8/2/1921

The bodies of two of Lockport's sol
dier dead arrived here this afternoon
from Hoboken. where they were landed
from France several days ago and were
taken in charge by local undertakers.
They are Privates Jacob Meyer, Jr.,
and George W. Wolter,
Private Meyer was a member of Co. M., 314th. Infantry. He died November 14. 1918 in a French hospital of lobar pneumonia. He Is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meyer, Sr„ of No. 67 Elmwood avenue, and two sisters. Mrs. H. O. Fiurch of No. 148 Erie street and Mrs. Claude H. Walton of No. 195 Lewis street Funeral services frill be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock st St. John's Church. Burial will be in St Patrick's cemetery.
Private Wolter was a member of Co. G.. 109th. Infantry, and was killed in action ln the Argonne forest October 17. 1918. Re leaves his father, August Wolter. of 78 Caledonia street, two brothers, William and Adolph and one sister, Mrs. James Downey. The body was taken to his sister's hone. No. 872 South street, and the funeral will be Lutheran Church. Wolcottsville. Burial will be in Wolcottsville Lutheran cemetery.
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Niagara Gazette - 9/15/1932

LOCKPORT, Sept. 15-Three children,
Adolph Wolter of Lockport, William
Wolter of Middleport, and Harriett
Downey of Kenmore, share equally
in the estate of August Wolter of this
city who died here August 26, under
a will admitted to probate by County
Judge Surrogate.William A. Gold, the
estate Is listed in the petition as $1,000
and upwards personal property. The
son. Adolph, of this city,ls named ex-.
ecutor.

August married Johanna about 1881. Johanna was born about 1854 in Germany; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]