Jacob Rummel

1857–1928 (age 71)

Biography

Jacob Rummel, born in 1857, embodied Milwaukee’s industrious spirit as he helped guide the commerce and everyday life of his community. His work reflected a commitment to craftsmanship and the belief that steady effort could make life better for many.

Family, friends, and colleagues remember him for a generous smile and a willingness to lend a hand, especially in times of need. He now rests at Forest Home Cemetery, a calm place of remembrance for a man whose calm reliability was treasured.

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