years of age when he began this new Lype of work. On a midsummer day in 1,925 he was at the Country CIub Golf Course trying to help free a wagon that got stuck while pulling stumps; he crawled underneath the boom and a wire cable snapped, killing him instantly. The first of the Plapp family was buried in Pacific Grove cemetery. During the following fifteen years the six sons re- mained at home with their mother, working, turning over their paychecks Lo her as was their custom. Friederieka also worked, delivering many babies, including some of those born to Florence BushnelI and her husband, Herb Bispo, a Monterey fireman. At Llimes, Friederieka worked at Hovdents Canneryl Adolf worked in the canneries and Reinhold was a volunteer fireman. Emil worked at home. The bakery was torn down, and also the barn behind it where the horses had been kept. Friederie"ka subdivided the lot on which the family home stood and had a smaller house built (507 Eardley), which was to be rented with the proceeds used as an income for Emil for as lonq as he lived In April of 1942, with Otto and her sister at her side, Friederieka died of a heart attack. Five months earlier the United States entered the war after the attack at Pearl Harbor,. Both Otto and Albert, 39 and 41, years old, went to sea. Also in 1942, Adolf was married and rented the smaller house for himself and his wife, Agnes. 7 , OCR Text: years of age when he began this new Lype of work. On a midsummer day in 1,925 he was at the Country CIub Golf Course trying to help free a wagon that got stuck while pulling stumps; he crawled underneath the boom and a wire cable snapped, killing him instantly. The first of the Plapp family was buried in Pacific Grove cemetery. During the following fifteen years the six sons re- mained at home with their mother, working, turning over their paychecks Lo her as was their custom. Friederieka also worked, delivering many babies, including some of those born to Florence BushnelI and her husband, Herb Bispo, a Monterey fireman. At Llimes, Friederieka worked at Hovdents Canneryl Adolf worked in the canneries and Reinhold was a volunteer fireman. Emil worked at home. The bakery was torn down, and also the barn behind it where the horses had been kept. Friederie"ka subdivided the lot on which the family home stood and had a smaller house built (507 Eardley), which was to be rented with the proceeds used as an income for Emil for as lonq as he lived In April of 1942, with Otto and her sister at her side, Friederieka died of a heart attack. Five months earlier the United States entered the war after the attack at Pearl Harbor,. Both Otto and Albert, 39 and 41, years old, went to sea. Also in 1942, Adolf was married and rented the smaller house for himself and his wife, Agnes. 7 , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Green Plaque Information,Green Plaque Research 500 to 1900 block,501 Eardley,501 Eardley, Plapp0009 (1).PDF,501 Eardley, Plapp0009 (1).PDF Page 1, 501 Eardley, Plapp0009 (1).PDF Page 1