James Kane
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In 1899 James Kane lived at 400 Goodrich and continued to work for Butler-Ryan for several years after. He was born in Minnesota in 1875 to Irish parents.
Individual Stories
Charles Kelly
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City Directories.
T.J. Kelly
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1902 City Directory. T.J. Kelly worked on the Capitol as a stonecutter. Fellow stonecutter James Noon also lived here.
William Kemleiter
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1903 William Kemleiter worked as a carpenter on the Capitol.
John Keplinger
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John Keplinger was born in Germany in 1857 and emigrated in 1887. He stayed in St. Paul and raised a large family here.
George W. Kepner
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1902 Beam painting payroll. George Kepner worked as a laborer at the Capitol, although he listed his trade as tilelayer in the 1902 City Directory. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1872 and moved to Minnesota with his parents in 1874. He died in 1948 and is buried in Elmhurst Cemetery, St. Paul, according to Find a Grave.
George Keys
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1904 City Directory. George Keys worked as a laborer on the Capitol. Milton Young also lived at this address.
Daniel King
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William Harvey and the Gibneys also lived here.
James King
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Stone cutters William Hamilton and Peter Diamond also lived at this address along with Phelix Arthur who was killed working in the stone cutting shed May 4,1898.
James M. King was a friend of fellow Capitol stone cutter William Benson and vouched for him when he was Naturalized in 1900.Stone cutters William Hamilton and Peter Diamond also lived at this address along with Phelix Arthur who was killed working in the stone cutting shed May 4,1898.
John King
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Clerk book keeper John A. King was born in Minnesota of Irish parents in 1870. He worked for the Butler Bros. as a book keeper while living with his parents in St. Paul. By 1920 he had married and moved to San Francisco.