Person:Frank Buechner (1)

Uncle Hacky chewed tobacco and coughed a lot. He was out in his garden and he cut the palm of his hand with a scythe. He spit chewing tobacco in his hand. His sister (Bertha) gave him a needle and thread to sew himself. Uncle Hacky lived in Aunt Bertha's house with Bertha and Salim. He was a carpenter. He never married. (According to Arnie and Ed Reisland)

Ruth (Hasse) Tisdall said, "He raised homing pigeons in the backyard.

Uncle Frank would hand Ella and Tina home brewed beer out of the window for them to drink.

Id#: 0042073 Name: Buechner, Frank Date: Feb 21 1946 Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #011. Notes: Buechner, Frank, beloved brother of Mrs. Bertha Faris, uncle of Mrs. Hattie Hasse, Mrs. Katherine Gemeiner, Mrs. Christina Watzel, Mrs. Elsie Geist, Mrs. Ella Reisland, Mrs. Bertha Pickering and the late Mrs. Mable Dunn, passed away Tues. Feb. 19, at the residence, 4654 W. 35th st. Friends may call at the G. H. Busch & Son Funeral Home. 4334 Pearl rd., where services will be held Fri., Feb. 22, at 1 p. m.

1. ↑ Reisland; oral history from Edwin and Arnold Reisland.
2. ↑ Cemetery records.
3. ↑ Cleveland Public Library Necrology File.
4. ↑ Cleveland Public Library Necrology File.