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Edwin Lucas Kautz    "Odon"

Sept. 18, 1891 - Aug 20, 1972

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Anna Lucas  "Lukacs"

3/4/1894 - 11/4/1988

Married Sept. 16, 1919

Edwin Kautz & Anna Lucas
Edwin 1922

Birthplace

Erzesebetfalva Village,

Pesterzsebet, Budapest, Hungary

Immigration

Edwin Immigrated 9-13-03

Steamship: S.S. Bucher

Naturalization to U.S. Citizen

NYC  6-24-1913

Residences

122 East Pleasant Street   Hamilton NY
45 Semicir St, Pittsburgh, PA 15214
2120 Commonwealth Ave. Auburndale, Mass
152 Chestnut St. West Newton, Mass

Military

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WWI Medical Corps

Edwin WWI Medical Corps
     After much thought, Edwin decided to enlist for service in WWI.   

Employment

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Edwin worked under contract for Duffner& Kimberly from 1905 to 1912.  Duffner and Kimberly produced high quality lamps similar to Tiffany & Co..

Head of Hungarian Dept.

International Baptist Seminary

East Orange, NJ 

1925 - 1933

Lecturer in Religious Education

University of Pittsburgh

1944 - 1945

Director of Religious Education

Congregational Church

Pittsburgh, PA

1945 - 1946

Associate Professor of Social & Political Science

MaryHardin Baylor College

Belton, TX

1946 - 1949

Assistant Professor of Sociology

Boston University

1949 - 1957

Education

Townsend Harris Hall - CCNY

Harris Hall

Columbia University
Teacher Training
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Master of Arts 1946

Cook Academy, NY

Prep School and Military Drills

Bachelor's in Theology

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Ordained to the Ministry by the Chicago Baptist Association 1922

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1948

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Death

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Newton Cemetery

E-North 169

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Pastorship

     As a child, Edwin enjoyed attending Catholic services with his uncle in Budapest. After moving to NY, he slowly lost faith.   His mother, Rosa, introduced him to the Baptist church in NY.   While attending those services, Edwin restored his faith.  Soon, thereafter, he chose to be aman of God and spread the word through missiomary work and from the pulpit.
Vernon Baptist Church
Vernon, NY
1919 - 1922
Hungarian Baptist Church
Vernon, NY
1922 - 1925
Lg Hungarian Parish
Pittsburgh Baptist Assocation
Trenton, NJ 
1933 - 1937
Sandusky St. Baptist Church
Pittsburgh, PA 
1937 - 1945
First Baptist Church
Lynn, MA 
10/1/1955 - 8/1/1957
Stratford St. Baptist Church
W. Roxbury, MA 
10/13/1957 - 12/1/1957
Hungarian Baptist Church
Trenton, NJ 
1928
Prospect St. Baptist Church
East Orange, NJ 
1929
University Baptist Church
Austin, TX 
1947 - 1949
Washington St. Baptist Church
Lynn, MA 
1/1/1955 - 6/1/1955
Edwin Kautz Easter Sermon 1959 - Edwin Kautz
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     Edwin wrote a collection of memoirs.   In his writings he tells about his childhood in Budapest, his close relationship with his brother Stephen, his immigration and life in NYC, finding an understanding of his father and his joys and struggles in the service of God.    It is the best record we have of life for the Kautz family in the 20th century.
Edwin L. Kautz
Memoirs

Legacy

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