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HENRY KÜHL, SR.
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HENRY KÜHL, SR.
, had the distinction of starting the first conservatory
or florist's establislrrnent in North Hudson County. He was born in France
of German parents on the 22d of August, 1808, and there received his education. His inclinations and tastes were always for flowers, ornamental
plants, and their culture. Coming to this country at an early age, he settled
in the present Town of West Hoboken, N. J., where he engaged in business
as a florist. He was recognized as the pioneer florist in this section of the
State, and during a long and active career achieved eminent success.
Through his industry, integrity, and sound judgment he gained a commanding
reputation as well as confidence and respect, and was regarded as one
of the foremost men of the community. He died April 7, 1893. Just before
seventy-nine.leaving France he married Annie Marie, who died April 2, 1893, aged seventy-nine.
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