Biography of FLORENZ ROTERT, Logan Co, AR

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Submitted by:  Delaine Edwards <delaine@ipa.net>
        Date:  29 Jun 1999
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SOURCE: Biographical & Historical Memoirs of Western Arkansas
The Southern Publishing Company, Chicago and Nashville, 1891.
Logan County

	DR. FLORENZ ROTERT, physician and farmer, Dublin, Ark.
Dr. Rotert is another of the many prominent residents of Logan
County, who owe their nativity to Germany, his birth occurring
in that country in 1841. His parents, Bernard and Clara (Plester)
Rotert, were natives also of that country, and there our subject
was reared to manhood. He received a good practical education and
when twenty-four years of age he began for himself as an undertaker
and builder. In 1872 he emigrated from his native country to the
United States, located at St. Louis, Mo., and in 1878 moved to
Logan County, Ark., where he has since made his home. By his
marriage, which occurred in 1865, to Miss Lizzie Wiedebusch,
he became the father of the following children: F.B., John N.
and Lizzie; Dr. Rotert's second marriage took place in 1880, to
Miss Margaret Underwood, and the fruits of this union were the
following interesting children: Henry, Dora, Herman, Frank,
Annie and Clara. The children are all living and are strong
and hearty. The Doctor is a successful physician and has built
up a large and lucrative practice. In fact, he has the ability
and perseverance to make a success of whatever he undertakes,
and is classed among the substantial men of the county. In
politics he affiliates with the Democratic party. Mrs. Rotert
and the children are members of the Catholic Church.