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When was Butts Wagner born?
Butts Wagner was born on 1871-09-17.
When did Butts Wagner die?
Butts Wagner died on 1928-11-26.
Who did Albert Wagner marry?
I am sorry but I have found nothing concerning a wife of Albert (Butts) Wagner on the Internet. I even went onto ancestory.com and looked at some of the census records from the 1800/1900s. I was able to find the Wagner's 1900 census records that listed Albert as a 28 year old and single under the Peter and Katherin Wagner entry. I will continue to look. I did see, however, that there was a book published last year entitled Honus Wagner: On His Life & Baseball with the author being Honus Wagner. I found it on ecampus.com. I wonder if maybe there might be something in that book about whether Butts had married. I own Honus Wagner The Life of Baseball's "Flying Dutchman" written by Arthur D. Hittner. There is nothing in that book concerning Butts and a marriage or wife.
When and where did baseball player Butts Wagner die?
Butts Wagner died November 26, 1928, in Pittsburgh, PA, USA.
When and where was baseball player Butts Wagner born?
Butts Wagner was born September 17, 1871, in Chartiers, PA, USA.
When was Albert Wagner - veteran - born?
Albert Wagner - veteran - was born in 1899.
When did Albert Wagner - veteran - die?
Albert Wagner - veteran - died in 2007.
What are baseball player Butts Wagner's physical stats?
Butts Wagner is 5 feet 10 inches tall. He weighs 170 pounds. He bats right and throws right.
Why was GeorgeVI nicknamed Albert?
because he was as smart as albert. gosh
What was prince albert nicknamed?
His nickname was 'Bertie'.
When and where did baseball player Butts Wagner play?
Butts Wagner debuted on April 27, 1898, playing for the Washington Senators at Boundary Field; he played his final game on October 10, 1898, playing for the Brooklyn Bridegrooms at Washington Park III.
What has the author Carl Albert Friedenreich written?
Carl Albert Friedenreich has written: 'Richard Wagner'
