Frederick Kramer - Revision history

Phil at 00:39, 26 July 2011

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Phil: Fredrick Kramer moved to Frederick Kramer

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Fredrick Kramer moved to Frederick Kramer

Phil at 02:57, 2 January 2010

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Phil at 08:31, 31 January 2009

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Phil at 18:33, 14 July 2008

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Phil at 07:34, 6 April 2008

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Phil at 07:26, 6 April 2008

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Phil: New page: '''Fredrick Kramer''' was mayor of the City of Little Rock from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887. Kramer was the first president of the Little Rock School District Board of Directors...

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New page: '''Fredrick Kramer''' was mayor of the City of Little Rock from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887. Kramer was the first president of the Little Rock School District Board of Directors...

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'''Fredrick Kramer''' was mayor of the [[City of Little Rock]] from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887.

Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]]. He was elected to the board in 1869. The former [[Fred Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Mayor Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]].

==References==

==External links==

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−	'''~~Fredrick~~ Kramer''' was a Reconstruction-era mayor of the [[City of Little Rock]] from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887.	+	'''Frederick Kramer''' was a Reconstruction-era mayor of the [[City of Little Rock]] from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887.

	Kramer was a Jewish Prussian immigrant to Arkansas, arriving in Little Rock in the 1850s. In 1875 he opened a mercantile establishment with partner F.A. Sarasin. Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]], elected to the board on February 16, 1869, and serving until 1894. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]], and founding member of The [[Temple B'nai Israel]].		Kramer was a Jewish Prussian immigrant to Arkansas, arriving in Little Rock in the 1850s. In 1875 he opened a mercantile establishment with partner F.A. Sarasin. Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]], elected to the board on February 16, 1869, and serving until 1894. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]], and founding member of The [[Temple B'nai Israel]].

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 Kramer was a Jewish Prussian immigrant to Arkansas, arriving in Little Rock in the 1850s. In 1875 he opened a mercantile establishment with partner F.A. Sarasin. Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]], elected to the board on February 16, 1869, and serving until 1894. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]], and founding member of The [[Temple B'nai Israel]].
-He had a son named [[Frederick Kramer Jr.]]
+He had a son named [[Frederick Kramer Jr.]] His residence in the late nineteenth century stood at 121 Rector Avenue.
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 '''Fredrick Kramer''' was a Reconstruction-era mayor of the [[City of Little Rock]] from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887.
-Kramer was a Jewish Prussian immigrant to Arkansas, arriving in Little Rock in the 1850s. In 1875 he opened a mercantile establishment with partner F.A. Sarasin. Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]], elected to the board on February 16, 1869, and serving until 1894. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]], and founding member of [[B'nai Israel]].
+Kramer was a Jewish Prussian immigrant to Arkansas, arriving in Little Rock in the 1850s. In 1875 he opened a mercantile establishment with partner F.A. Sarasin. Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]], elected to the board on February 16, 1869, and serving until 1894. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]], and founding member of The [[Temple B'nai Israel]].
 He had a son named [[Frederick Kramer Jr.]]

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	Kramer was a Jewish Prussian immigrant to Arkansas, arriving in Little Rock in the 1850s. In 1875 he opened a mercantile establishment with partner F.A. Sarasin. Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]], elected to the board on February 16, 1869, and serving until 1894. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]], and founding member of [[B'nai Israel]].		Kramer was a Jewish Prussian immigrant to Arkansas, arriving in Little Rock in the 1850s. In 1875 he opened a mercantile establishment with partner F.A. Sarasin. Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]], elected to the board on February 16, 1869, and serving until 1894. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]], and founding member of [[B'nai Israel]].
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		+	He had a son named [[Frederick Kramer Jr.]]

	==References==		==References==

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-'''Fredrick Kramer''' was mayor of the [[City of Little Rock]] from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887.
+'''Fredrick Kramer''' was a Reconstruction-era mayor of the [[City of Little Rock]] from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887.
-Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]]. He was elected to the board in 1869. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]].
+Kramer was a Jewish Prussian immigrant to Arkansas, arriving in Little Rock in the 1850s. In 1875 he opened a mercantile establishment with partner F.A. Sarasin. Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]], elected to the board on February 16, 1869, and serving until 1894. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]], and founding member of [[B'nai Israel]].
-==References==
+*Carolyn Gray LeMaster, ''A Corner of the Tapestry: A History of the Jewish Experience in Arkansas'' (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 1994), 25.
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	'''Fredrick Kramer''' was mayor of the [[City of Little Rock]] from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887.		'''Fredrick Kramer''' was mayor of the [[City of Little Rock]] from 1873-1875 and from 1881-1887.

−	Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]]. He was elected to the board in 1869. The former [[~~Fred~~ Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after ~~Mayor~~ Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]].	+	Kramer was the first president of the [[Little Rock School District Board of Directors]]. He was elected to the board in 1869. The former [[Kramer Elementary School]] at 715 Sherman Street is named after Fredrick Kramer. The school was dedicated in 1895. Kramer was also president of the [[Masonic Mutual Relief Association]].