Mueller Dies at G A A Home in Marshalltown
Louis Mueller a pioneer in Waterloo drag line work died at the soldiers home in Marshalltown after a lengthy career in the trade. Born March 30 1841 in Gosfelden Germany he came to the United States at 40 and served with Co G Sixteenth Iowa in the Civil War. He later resumed his business, belonged to German Maennerchor and German Hook and Ladder, and survived by two sons Louis P and Henry and daughter in Reinbeck Jessie Bronson. a brother Peter had died. Services planned in Marshalltown.
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