Photo Record
| Catalog Number | 2001.014.0026 |
| Object Name | Print, Photographic |
| Description | Grayscale photo of a middle aged man with thinning hair. He is facing left and is unsmiling. He has a gray mustache and is dressed in a dark suit, white shirt and barely visible four hand tie. |
| Number of images | 1 |
| Date | 1914 |
| Title | Sattler, Frederick B. |
| Collection | Stove Industry - Sattler, Frederick B |
| Accession number | 2001.014. |
| People |
Sattler, Frederick B. |
| Notes |
1852-1915 Founder, Industrialist Parents: Peter and Elizabeth (Moesia) See 1914 Belleviller-Zeitung Centennial Edition for biographical information; including photo of residence - printed in German 1870 Census Index, p 225 - living in Belleville - Peter 47 BAD, Elizabeth 47 BAD, Frederick 18 BAD, Caroline 16 BAD, Henry 14 IL, John 12 IL, Elizabeth 10 IL Md Augusta Tiemroth, 1855 Wilderman History of St. Clair County pub by Bateman, p 1109: Frederick B. Sattler in 1881 was the Supt & Manager of Belleville Pump & Skein Works (Belleville Stove). Sattler began his foundry career at the Sucker State Drill Co. Was President for 12 years. The Pump & Skein Co. made castings for Sucker State. 1915 Belleville City Street Directory Frederick (Augusta) president, Belleville Stove & Range Co., res 5 N. Pennsylvania also Miss Florence D also Elmer A, Supt Belleville Stove & Range Co., Conrad (Olive) range maker Never Break Range Co. res Whittler ave cor Vernier Ave. Also Mrs. Olive Sattler, milliner Rummager Co. 1891-2 Belleville City Directory: Frederick B. Sattler, President Sucker State Drill Works (18 Mascoutah Ave); Supt/Manager Belleville Stove Co., res 407 East 1st St. NOTE: Frederick's son, Elmer, elected pres of Belleville Stove in 1917 Daily Advocate newspaper 1/29/17 - With others incorporate Belleville Enameling Co. (This is Elmer A) NOTE: Jim Igel to Judy Belleville - Conrad Sattler married Olivia Hamilton. He was a stove mounter with Karr ca 1915 1915 Belleville City Street Directory Conrad (Olive) range maker - Never Break Range Co., res Whither Ave corner Vernier; also Mrs. Olive, milliner Rummager Co. 1850 Census: Caroline, age 24 and Jacob, age 12. They are living in Belleville but in different households. We do know that Frederick bus parents were Peter and Elizabeth. Peter, according to a Daily Advocate article dated 11/6/19015, established a wagon factory about 1855. 1870 Census Index, page 225: Frederick, Caroline, Henry, John, Elizabeth. The newspaper file at the Belleville Public Library does not have information on a Peter Sattler. The newspaper file has much information on Frederick but it relates only to his working career as President of Sucker State Drill Co. and the Belleville Pump & Skein Works (later Belleville Stove Works). |