Family Card - Person Sheet
NameAnthony Seeger 
Birth7 Jul 1870, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan
Census1880, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan27
Census1900, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan106
Census1910, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan93
Census1920, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan107
Census1930, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan108
Census1940, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan109
Death23 Oct 1946, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan110
FatherGeorge Frederick Seeger (1828-1907)
MotherMarie Elizabeth Funke (1833-1897)
Spouses
Birth18 Oct 1871, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan
Census1900, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan106
Census1910, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan93
Census1920, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan107
Census1930, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan108
Census1940, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan109
Death6 Mar 1952, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan
FatherThomas Phillips Gibbings
MotherHarriet Jane Page
Marriage24 Jun 1895, Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan111
Notes for Anthony Seeger
- Detroit Public Library has a negative of an 'A. Seeger'.
- Anthony Seeger worked at Ricard, Seeger and Weirtz Furniture Co., Detroit. (verbal family history 1979, Willard Hunt and Mildred Petri)
- Anthony attended Detroit Business University. Anthony started out as a woodcarver at the Posselius Brother’s Furniture Co., Detroit. By 1900, he was secretary, treasurer and director of the company, a position he had in 1914. Anthony eventually became one of the operators of Ricard, Seeger and Weirtz Furniture Co., (Detroit) ("The Book of Detroiters", c. 1914 by Albert Marquis. University of Detroit Library # F574.D4 M31.)
- Anthony Seeger worked at Ricard, Seeger and Weirtz Furniture Co., Detroit. (verbal family history 1979, Willard Hunt and Mildred Petri)
- Anthony attended Detroit Business University. Anthony started out as a woodcarver at the Posselius Brother’s Furniture Co., Detroit. By 1900, he was secretary, treasurer and director of the company, a position he had in 1914. Anthony eventually became one of the operators of Ricard, Seeger and Weirtz Furniture Co., (Detroit) ("The Book of Detroiters", c. 1914 by Albert Marquis. University of Detroit Library # F574.D4 M31.)