Matches 13,501 to 14,000 of 14,487
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| 13501 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4078)
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| 13502 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4082)
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| 13503 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4088)
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| 13504 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4089)
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| 13505 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4091)
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| 13506 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4092)
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| 13507 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4093)
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| 13508 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4094)
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| 13509 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4095)
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| 13510 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4096)
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| 13511 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4097)
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| 13512 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4098)
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| 13513 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4100)
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| 13514 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4102)
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| 13515 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4104)
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| 13516 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4105)
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| 13517 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4106)
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| 13518 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4108)
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| 13519 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4109)
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| 13520 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4110)
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| 13521 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4121)
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| 13522 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4124)
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| 13523 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4125)
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| 13524 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4126)
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| 13525 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4135)
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| 13526 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4137)
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| 13527 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4139)
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| 13528 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F2674)
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| 13529 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4159)
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| 13530 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4160)
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| 13531 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4161)
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| 13532 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4162)
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| 13533 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4166)
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| 13534 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4168)
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| 13535 | Protestant Family Poznan Project | Family (F4471)
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| 13536 | Protestant Family Poznan Project also suggest Wronki | Family (F4067)
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| 13537 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Also suggests in a second record Grodzisk Wielkopolski [Grätz] | Family (F4021)
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| 13538 | Protestant Family Poznan Project also suggests Skoki | Family (F2400)
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| 13539 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Anna Dorothea was widowed | Family (F4019)
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| 13540 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Anna Louise was a widower | Family (F4016)
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| 13541 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Anna Rosina was a widow | Family (F4024)
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| 13542 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Anna was a widow | Family (F4030)
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| 13543 | Protestant Family Poznan Project August was a widower | Family (F3979)
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| 13544 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Carl was a widower | Family (F3906)
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| 13545 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Gottfried was a widower | Family (F3875)
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| 13546 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Henriette was widowed | Family (F4090)
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| 13547 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Johann was a widow | Family (F0235)
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| 13548 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Johann was a widower | Family (F0411)
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| 13549 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Johann was a widower | Family (F2493)
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| 13550 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Julianna was widowed | Family (F4153)
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| 13551 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Ludwig (Susanna) and Justina (Karol Beier) were both widowers | Family (F3954)
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| 13552 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mention in the marriage of son Gottlieb Zaft to Karolina Jeske in 1822 Chodecz | Family (F3869)
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| 13553 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mention is son Carl Gustav marriage record | Family (F3951)
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| 13554 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in daughter Amalie marriage record | Family (F4018)
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| 13555 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in daughter Anna Louise marriage record | Family (F4015)
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| 13556 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in Daughter Anna marriage record | Family (F4003)
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| 13557 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in daughter Anna Rosina marriage record | Family (F3994)
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| 13558 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in daughter Anna Rosina marriage record | Family (F4009)
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| 13559 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in daughter Caroline Ottilie marriage record | Family (F4022)
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| 13560 | Protestant Family Poznan PRoject Mentioned in daughter Marie marriage record | Rosentreter, Daniel (I9386)
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| 13561 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in marriage of son Friedrich Wilhelm Zienke to Louise Wollschlaeger 1812 in Łabiszyn | Family (F3843)
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| 13562 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in marriage of son Krzysztof Schedler & Anna Krystyna Friedenberg in 1824 Władysławów (Konin) | Scheidler, Piotr (Peter) (I9189)
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| 13563 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in marriage record of son Gottfried Krüger & Anna Karolina Wodzke in 1837 Przedecz (Włocławek) | Family (F3658)
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| 13564 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son August marriage record | Family (F3949)
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| 13565 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son August marriage record | Family (F3980)
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| 13566 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son August's and daughter Wilhelmina marriage records | Family (F3938)
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| 13567 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son August's marriage record | Rosentreter, Christoph (I9303)
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| 13568 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Carl Ludwig's marriage record | Family (F3903)
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| 13569 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Gustav's marriage record | |
| 13570 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Jacob's marriage record | Family (F3920)
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| 13571 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Johann's second marriage record. Living in Jastrow 1865 | |
| 13572 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Ludwig's marriage record | Family (F3912)
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| 13573 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Matthias' marriage record | Family (F2433)
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| 13574 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Michael marriage record | Family (F3962)
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| 13575 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Michael's marriage record | Family (F3910)
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| 13576 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in son Michaels marriage record | Family (F1812)
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| 13577 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in sons marriage Johann (Jan) & the widow Elisabeth (Elżbieta) widow of Michael Tonn & in son Michael's marriage record & in son Gottlieb's's marriage record | Family (F3886)
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| 13578 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in sons marriage Krzysztof Dreger & Karolina Wille in 1836 in Dabie (Kolo) | Family (F3884)
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| 13579 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in the marriage of son Christoph Nehring to Christine Buro 1820 Skoki | Family (F3851)
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| 13580 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in the marriage of son Gottleib to Susanne Schiewe in 1818 Piotrowo | Family (F3850)
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| 13581 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentioned in the marriage record of son Johann Gottlieb to Anna Caroline Laube 1815 Sokołowo Budzyńskie | Family (F3845)
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| 13582 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Mentions both were widowers | Family (F3873)
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| 13583 | Protestant Family Poznan Project Michael was a widower | Family (F3931)
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| 13584 | Protestant Family Poznan Project suggests Brzostowo Brostowo (Wyrzysk) as marriage place | Family (F2767)
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| 13585 | Protestant Family Poznan Project suggests Połajewo | Family (F4169)
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| 13586 | Protestant Family? Anna Rosalia's Marriage records suggests they were Catholic in 1845 https://www.wittenberg-bessarabien.de/aus-pol-taufb%C3%BCchern/mileszki-polen/ | Family (F1174)
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| 13587 | Protestant Wedding Poznan Project | Family (F3907)
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| 13588 | Protestant, Confirmed 1830 | Dittmann, Wilhelmine (I0111)
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| 13589 | Prptestant Family Poznan Project suggests Nowa Wieś Wielka [Gross-Neudorf] | Family (F2662)
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| 13590 | Przedecz D-17 - Catholic Poznan Project | Family (F2151)
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| 13591 | PV2 US Army - Vietnam https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/93112217/raymond-r-rosentreader https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/8108775:8750 | Rosentreader, Raymond (Ray) (I9978)
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| 13592 | Ralph J. Rosentreter, 92, of Monticello, died at 1:20 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010, at White County Memorial Hospital. He was born Aug. 27, 1918 in White County, the son of the late Emil and Ada Waltz Rosentreter. On July 24, 1945, he married Esther R. Webb in Reynolds and she survives. Also surviving are three daughters, Beth Westfall (husband: Tom) of Reynolds, Nancy Lewis (husband: John) of Kansas City, Kansas and Susan Novack (husband: Jim) of Agoura Hills, California; a son, James Rosentreter (wife: Connie) of Franklin; a brother, Dean Rosentreter of Waveland; a sister, Norma Mann (husband: Howard) of California; 7 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. He was also preceded in death by a brother, Harold Rosentreter and a sister, Margaret Mahoy. He served as a first lieutenant with the 8th U.S. Air Force in the European Theater. | Rosentreter, Ralph Joseph (I0341)
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| 13593 | Rank: Feldwebel - Corresponds to US Army First Sergeant | Rosentreter, Karl Friedrich (I7713)
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| 13594 | Rank: Gefr. Corresponds roughly to US Army Acting Corporal | Rosentreter, Otto (I3858)
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| 13595 | Rank: Jäg. Rifleman (in a light division) | Rosentreter, Willi (I8652)
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| 13596 | Rank: O. Gefr. - Obergefreiter (Roughly corresponds to US Army Acting Corporal) | Rosentreter, Otto (I6508)
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| 13597 | Rank: Ob. Gefr. - Obergefreiter (Roughly corresponds to US Army Acting Corporal) | Rosentreter, Paul (I8780)
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| 13598 | Rank: Unteroffizier (Corresponds to US Army Non-Commissioned Sergeant) | Rosentreter, Friedrich (I9079)
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| 13599 | Rank: Wm. - Wachtmeister (Roughly corresponds to US Army First Sergeant) Military Unit: 14. Battr. H. K. A. Abteilung 62 | Rosentreter, Reinhold (I7733)
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| 13600 | Record 22: Wedding certificate dated June 4, 1901: 1) the master shoemaker Johann Michael Hallmann, Protestant, born on June 4, 1855 in Lemnitz/Czarnikau district, resident in Schönlanke. Parents: the cottager Michael Hallmann and Henriette Moritz, both deceased in Lemnitz. 2) Emma Auguste Rosentreter, Protestant, born on December 5, 1870 in Schönlanke, resident in Schönlanke. Parents: the farmer August Rosentreter and Auguste Kühn, resident in Schönlanke. 3) Witnesses: the middle school teacher Gustav Rosentreter I, 54 years old, resident in Schönlanke and the farmer Wilhelm Denzin, 49 years old, resident in Schönlanke. 4) Johann Michael died on December 1, 1940 in Schönlanke. Emma Auguste died in 1935 in Schönlanke. Daughter Emma was born on February 16, 1907 in Schönlanke and married there on March 15, 1941. | Family (F10)
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| 13601 | Record from Susanna Gromowski | Family (F3819)
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| 13602 | Record is ambiguous but I'm pretty certain she is a Rosentreter born to Christophel Stoffel & Elisabeth Rosentreter | Rosentreter, Anna Maria (I10936)
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| 13603 | Record shows he lived for 8 hours, but there is another Ludolf from the same family earlier. Priest may have mistakely noted his death here instead of his earlier brother Ludolf | Rosentreter, Ludolf Justus (I177)
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| 13604 | Recorded on Father's Death Record... Both Johann Samuel's died a day apart (Father and Son) | Rosentreter, Johann Samuel (I7100)
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| 13605 | Recorded on November 1st, at 3 p.m. Fryderyk, a clothier/drapper, 40 y.o Witnesses: Mateusz Kucharski, clothier, 30 Jan Solecki, worker, 30 Birth date: 20 (has to be October), 6 p.m. Mother: Barbara Bauer, 27 Godparents: Mateusz Kucharski above, and Malgorzata Solecka | Rosentreter, Wihelmine Paulina (I2959)
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| 13606 | Records for Allenstein only go back to Oct 1874 - If he was 36 when he died he must have been born late Sep 1874 - I can't find him in the records after that date. | Rosentreter, Karl (I6626)
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| 13607 | Red Deer Advocate; Publication Date: 17/ May/ 2008; Publication Place: Red Deer, Alberta, Canada; URL: https://www.newspapers.com/image/559523450/?article=28576f27-23f1-4c5b-a664-b383b6db9366&focus=0.34836742,0.25528628,0.49897936,0.7444677&xid=3355 | Reid, Rhoda Evelyn (I4539)
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| 13608 | Reference in sister Ellen J Obit | Rosentreter, Marie Henrietta (I1911)
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| 13609 | Reference in sister Ellen J Obit | Rosentreter, Louise R (I2982)
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| 13610 | Reference to 1708 must be to birth... Death was 1758 These records tend to include two records close together for the same person when they were newcomers to the area. | Rosentreter, Michael (I10132)
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| 13611 | Referred to as an Innkeeper and a Shoemaker... Maybe changed careers. | Rosentreter, Carl Friedrich (I10517)
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| 13612 | Registry was informed of his death by son Eduard. See Eduard's death certificate for more information. He didn't die at home. He was on Gramattenbrücker Feldmark in the forest when he died. A terrible family tragedy. Large German daily newspapers reported on it. The old Eduard Rosentreter was known as an easily excitable, domineering and irascible man. On January 18, 1900, he and his sons Eduard (27 years old) and Ernst (23 years old) fell trees in the forest. His son Eduard was stubborn and did not obey his father's orders. The father got angry. He had a measuring rod in his hand and hit the son on the head with it. The son got angry too. He took a piece of wood and hit his father on the head. He performed the blow with his left arm, as the right arm was injured. The father suffered a serious head injury and died. Nevertheless, both sons continued to beat him. Eduard junior reported the death to the authorities and said the father had been killed by a tree. The next day they made a comprehensive confession to the head of the office of Kramske (now Krępsko). Both young men were arrested and taken to the judicial prison in Schneidemühl (now Piła) as detainees. On April 4, 1900, the trial took place before the jury in Schneidemühl (now Piła). They were granted extenuating circumstances. Eduard received 1 year and 6 months in prison. Ernst received nine months in prison. Pretrial detention was credited to both of them. You can read about this in the following issues of the newspaper "Posener Tageblatt“: 1. First supplement to the morning edition of the Posener Tageblatt (39th year, No. 38) from January 24, 1900. 2. Noon edition of the Posener Tageblatt (39th year, No. 51) from January 31, 1900. 3. Morning edition of the Posener Tageblatt (39th year, No. 162) from April 6, 1900. | Rosentreter, Eduard (I6543)
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| 13613 | Reingold Drews Held in Belchatow on March 21 (April 02) 1878 at 4 pm. John (Ioann) Drews came, a day laborer from Dombry, 25 years old. In the presence of witnesses: SAMUIL DREWS, 53 years old and WILHELM RABUTSKY, 43 years old, both farmers in Dombrow, he presented us with a male baby born in Dombrow YESTERDAY at 2 pm from his legal wife Carolina nee Rosentreter, 21 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name REINGOLD, and the WITNESSES and YULIANNA RABUTSKAYA from Dombrow were the successors. Tatiana Iakovleva The pastor didn't care much of Math. 2 years later the mother became 2 years younger... | Family (F0893)
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| 13614 | Religion stated is interesting "Protestant augstburgische" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augsburg_Confession | Rosentreter, Wanda (I5647)
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| 13615 | Remained in Prussia | Rosentreter, Samuel (I2925)
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| 13616 | Remarried Christoph Behnke/Bejenka 2 Sep 1849 Zelow - https://metryki.genealodzy.pl/metryka.php?ar=3&zs=1747d&sy=1849&kt=2&plik=016-018.jpg | Schulz, Anna Rosalia (I8486)
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| 13617 | Remarried Franz Grünwald in Schlagenthin in 1802 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSZ1-NS9R-Z?cc=4111605 | Lotz, Elisabeth (I6235)
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| 13618 | Remarried 16 Jul 1907 to Karl Reinhold Franke in Berlin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/40087_prep503_000798-00015 | Bartels, Wilhelmine Friederike Luise (I5646)
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| 13619 | Remarried 29 May 1882 in Milwaukee, USA: https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=4997&h=505544&tid=&pid=&queryId=b59b68e2a071ad6878e37acb4597cb8c&usePUB=true&_phsrc=2851777484&_phstart=successSource | Rosentreter, Emma Auguste (I2242)
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| 13620 | Remarried 30 Nov 1907 to Hermann August Wilhelm Barths https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/40087_prep500_000450-00020 | Dummer, Veronica Elisabeth (I0092)
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| 13621 | Remarried a Friedrich Kritcheldorff/Kriecheldorf | Schulz, Caroline Wilhelmine (I7957)
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| 13622 | Remarried a Mr Duenger | Steinberg, Amalie Luise Minna (I7140)
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| 13623 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dahring, Alice Jean (I8680)
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| 13624 | Remarried a Mr Helke | Brock, Caroline Louise Henriette (I5737)
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| 13625 | Remarried a Mr Leavitt | Park, Bernice (I6204)
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| 13626 | Remarried a Mr Reiss | Rosentreter, Ilse Frida Helene (I4613)
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| 13627 | Remarried a Mr Short | Crandall, Margaret Marie (I1484)
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| 13628 | Remarried a Peter John Walsh in 1939 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/52517117/anna-walsh | Mack, Anna Maria (I1693)
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| 13629 | Remarried an Anna Hoppe | Napiontek, John Frank (I2440)
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| 13630 | Remarried an August Heinrich Otter 29 Dec 1928 in Berlin (August previously married a Rosentreter too - https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=2957&h=279837720&tid=&pid=&queryId=6f743d35183d44fda1bf8d7019b353da&usePUB=true&_phsrc=siQ890&_phstart=successSource | Franke, Alma Alwine Emilie Wilhelmine (I5944)
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| 13631 | Remarried Andreas Lyk 22 Nov 1840 Lodz Łódź, 22nd November 1840, 1 p.m. witnesses: Jan Haas, age 38, Jan Freund, age 28, both colonists residing in Henrików/Henników[?] groom: Andrzej Lyk, day-laborer, residing in Antoniew, age 22, Evangelic, born in Janów[?] to Daniel and Dorota nee Maass married couple Lyk, day-laborers residing in Antoniew bride: Willhelmina Rosentreter nee Szeik, age 25, Evangelic, widow to late Piotr Rosentreter, farmer who died in Effiminów[?] on 1st November 1837, according to the death certificate #204/1837 https://metryki.genealodzy.pl/metryka.php?ar=3&zs=1566d&sy=1840&kt=2&plik=100-101.jpg | Peitscher, Wilhelmina (I10415)
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| 13632 | Remarried Anna Gafke 18 Feb 1909 Texas: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/123372419/annie-mahlmann | Mahlmann, William (Bill) (I6081)
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| 13633 | Remarried Anna Titze 11 Oct 1919 in Berlin - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/41539_prep619_000031-00144 | Schlüter, Fritz Georg (I8159)
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| 13634 | Remarried Arnold Helling 4 Jan 1927 in Hesse - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61118/images/wiesbaden_2569_1927-00001 Death Date from this record | Haas, Philippina (I6912)
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| 13635 | Remarried August Bartholomaus Hennig in 1875 in Pawłowo, Chojnice | Krause, Maria (I0977)
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| 13636 | Remarried August Eberhard in 1866 Maslaki | Busse, Anna Julianna (I9268)
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| 13637 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rutledge, Theresa Oía (I3948)
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| 13638 | Remarried Cäcilie Hannemann (nee Nowak) 15 Dec 1927 Pila - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60749/images/45211_srep100^058252-00076 | Pasda, Lorenz (I6538)
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| 13639 | Remarried Caroline Dorothee Kelch 1864 in Stöffen, Protzen, Ruppin, Brandenburg | Wegener, Christian Friedrich (I2481)
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| 13640 | Remarried Charles E Jones 1950 Indiana - https://www.newspapers.com/clip/84021282/marriage-of-wed-jones/ | Saffer, Lena (Lee) Louise (I9044)
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| 13641 | Remarried Charlie Robert Trim in 1943 | Smith, Gertrude (Gertie) Austella (I1408)
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| 13642 | Remarried Christoph Krenz Married in Pabianice on 18th/30th August ,1857 Witnesses- Antoni Lange ,45 and Franciszek Schubert ,64 Groom - Krysztof Krenz , a tenant farmer residing in Wysieradz , 60 , widower of the late Beate Krenz née Trepke , who died on the 11th November 1855 . Born in Myszaki? , son of Jan and Katarzyna, spouses Krenz , deceased farmers . Bride - Anna Luiza Rozentreter née Neumann , 48 , the widow of the late Marcin Rozentreter, a farmer who died on 20th October 1852 . Residing in Wysieradz born in Goso_ lin Colony in Prussia the daughter of Gotllieb and Anna Katarzyna née Behnke , spouses Neuman https://metryki.genealodzy.pl/metryka.php?ar=3&zs=1615d&sy=4000&kt=2&plik=047-050.jpg#zoom=1&x=224&y=1195 | Family (F1358)
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| 13643 | Remarried Christoph Lange 12 Jun 1853 Konstantynow Lodzkie, Pabianice, Lodzkie, Poland | Lüdke, Christine Cacilie (I5703)
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| 13644 | Remarried Christoph Luetke (Lüdke) in 1853 Rejowiec Widowed | Tucholke, Anna Rosina (I3284)
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| 13645 | Remarried Daniel Soppen? | Bertrams, Anna (I4935)
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| 13646 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bennett, Renee Lorraine (I3337)
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| 13647 | Remarried Elise Helene Sack 19 Apr 1927 Altgennin, Landsberg/Warthe | Kallies, Adolf Reinhold Otto (I6674)
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| 13648 | Remarried Emil Viol 14 Apr 1913 Berlin: https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/41908_prep815_000492-00294 | Schulz, Minna Albertine Franziska (I7800)
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| 13649 | Remarried Ernestine Louise Marie Voigt 28 Sep 1886 in Berlin - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/41910_prep808_000337-00143 | Lubig, Johann Joseph Wilhelm (I6037)
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| 13650 | Remarried Frank Emerson Sayen - https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/42384199/frank-emerson-sayen | Brenningstall, Grace Annbelle (I5763)
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| 13651 | Remarried Frank Link 16 Oct 1923 Carlinville | Beasley, Victoria Ruth (I0614)
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| 13652 | Remarried Georg Neske oo 26 Apr 1904 Schönsee, Briesen - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6ZM2-DQ7P | Weinkauff, Pauline Emilie (I6584)
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| 13653 | Remarried George Youngblood | Miller, June Anna (I3216)
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| 13654 | Remarried Gottlieb Krüsel 1857 Margonin Widowed | Kalinski, Justine (I9013)
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| 13655 | Remarried Harold Jumper | Ward, Colleen Dona (I3385)
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| 13656 | Remarried Heinrich Doege | Hasse, Bertha Friederike (I6690)
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| 13657 | Remarried Howard Aloysius Burleson in 1987 | Meyers, Gladys Velma (I1742)
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| 13658 | Remarried in 1838 to Anna Regina Ludeke: https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2116/images/4110176_00636 | Wendecke, Christoph Friedrich (I2463)
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| 13659 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Price, June M (I2371)
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| 13660 | Remarried Jacob Sickau (Sykaw) 12 Aug 1855 Lichnau | Hoppe, Anna (I1580)
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| 13661 | Remarried Jacob Teichert 11 Jan 1863 Sompolno | Buss, Anna Luise (I0988)
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| 13662 | Remarried James Robert Shupe Jnr 8 Sep 1989 Colorado https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?dbid=1100&h=7004630&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=70472 Later Married a Dick Pearson | Blake, Kay Marie (I9979)
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| 13663 | Remarried Janelle Taylor 1971 in Dallas? - https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/1644306:8795 | Palmer, Alvin H Jnr (I6114)
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| 13664 | Remarried Johann Böttjer | Oldenbüttel, Anna Adelheid (I1215)
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| 13665 | Remarried Johann Carl Friedrich Mätzkow 12 May 1845 Blankenburg | Krüger, Marie Dorothea (I4688)
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| 13666 | Remarried Johann Samuel Hiller in 1887 Kiszkowo Widowed | Warnke, Pauline (I5038)
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| 13667 | Remarried Johanna Alice Kämena (nee Ebert) 9 Aug 1930 in Zoppot - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60749/images/47314_srep100^084236-00212 | Schmelzer, Kurt Hermann Wilhelm (I7630)
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| 13668 | Remarried Johannes Stefan Georg Bieschke 19 Dec 1936 Berlin - https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?viewrecord=1&r=an&db=BerlinGermanyMarriages&indiv=try&h=189847820 | Tschirner, Margarete Luise (I7485)
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| 13669 | Remarried Johannes Weilandt oo 24 Nov 1816 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6ZHS-16WF | Kujat, Elisabeth (I9152)
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| 13670 | Remarried Justine Schulz 14 Oct 1855 Sompolno | Mantey, Friedrich (I10515)
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| 13671 | Remarried Karl Friedrich Willhelm Kugler 8 Feb 2807 Skoki https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/17090554:9870 | Lud, Anna Rosina (I5727)
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| 13672 | Remarried Leonard Hersey in 1948 | Gerrard, Victoria Caroline (I0869)
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| 13673 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walker, Jeffrey Lee (I2687)
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| 13674 | Remarried Ludwig Braun 18 Feb 1886 Rozhysche, Volyn, Ukraine | Berndt, Johanna Amalie (I4232)
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| 13675 | Remarried Marcin Perske 1860 Poddebice Widowed | Dohn, Anna Loiusa (I5199)
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| 13676 | Remarried Marianna Czabanska 13 Dec 1928 Berlin | Schweickert, Friedrich (I4467)
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| 13677 | Remarried Martin Gruening 8 Sep 1844 https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/25011416:9870 | Gabriel, Anna Louise (I1493)
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| 13678 | Remarried Martin Schiefelbein April 24 1978 in Fall Creek | Boetzer, Bernice V (I9025)
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| 13679 | Remarried Michael Szrifer in Lichnau 14 May 1810 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSZ1-NSSM-N?cc=4111605 | Renk, Marianna (I0826)
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| 13680 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Aylward, Patricia (Patti) Ann (I6973)
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| 13681 | Remarried on Sept. 10, 1988 to Angeline Hove Glawe | Hoffman, Harold Herman (I5826)
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| 13682 | Remarried Paul Heinrich Carl August Pinnow in 1855 Chodziez Widowed | Puphal, Anna Louise (I2302)
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| 13683 | Remarried Roy Eugene Wilson 1 Nov 1980 LaPorte Indiana - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61009/images/40475_541383-01997 | Janda, Sharon Louise (I8917)
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| 13684 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Richards, Jane Ann (I4377)
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| 13685 | Remarried Spielhagen | Rohrlack, Charlotte Christine (I0969)
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| 13686 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Slansky, Cecilia Daye (I4849)
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| 13687 | Remarried Theodor Karl Friedrich Krüger 7 Nov 1913 Stettin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60749/images/45213_srep100^065318-00322 | Schlemann, Martha Auguste Marie (I6555)
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| 13688 | Remarried Therese Bertha Francisca Taulenheim (nee Staer) 1850 Berlin - https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=61229&h=2314974&tid=&pid=&queryId=fd55303fb578d4ca0d74aa2568ce8dea&usePUB=true&_phsrc=siQ2112&_phstart=successSource | Huckewitz, Carl Friedrich Wilhelm (I5715)
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| 13689 | Remarried Thomas E Callaway 16 Dec 1948 Jackson, Missouri, USA | Alexander, Dorothy Virginia (I0196)
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| 13690 | Remarried to a Mr Witt | Dräger, Henriette (I7330)
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| 13691 | Remarried to Anschel Marcus in 1884 Gołańcz | Russak, Matilda (I0672)
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| 13692 | Remarried to Emma Marie Linder - 6 Sep 1924 in Berlin - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/48458_prep355^000043-00126 | Schlüter, Fritz Georg (I8159)
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| 13693 | Remarried to Erwin Wilhelm Gottlieb Schwarz 17 Sep 1935 in Berlin - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/48458_prep503^001240-00500 | Steinborn, Frieda Marie Martha (I7599)
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| 13694 | Remarried to Ewald Kurt Arthur John 10 Jun 1926 Berlin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/48458_prep804^000466-00185 | Paasch, Ella Martha Agnes (I7833)
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| 13695 | Remarried to Ferdinand Heinrich Gustav Liebenow 12 Oct 1883 Berlin - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/40087_prep520_000307-00179 | Rothe, Ida Bertha Auguste (I7665)
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| 13696 | Remarried to Franz Albert Büdler 5 Sep 1883 in Pila Remarried to Johann Döberstein 20 Apr 1887 in Pila | Bölter, Wilhelmine Louise (I6667)
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| 13697 | Remarried to Frederick Dublestein 22 Nov 1947 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | Sepke, Mary Magdelena (I4400)
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| 13698 | Remarried to Friedrich Wilhelm Wandrey in 1852 Skoki Widowed | Braunsfurt, Anna Justina (I3364)
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| 13699 | Remarried to Gustav Adolf Güttler 1908 in Berlin https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=2957&h=21098717&tid=&pid=&queryId=6f743d35183d44fda1bf8d7019b353da&usePUB=true&_phsrc=siQ1067&_phstart=successSource | Scheffler, Agnes Anna (I5856)
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| 13700 | Remarried to Gustav Heinrich Franz Böhme 16 May 1911 Berlin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61656/images/48339_11^02^b^0889-00158 | Sommers, Marie Berta Elisabeth (I5886)
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| 13701 | Remarried to Gustav Karl Wilhelm Bethge 7 Jan 1936 Berlin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/48458_prep809^000806-00026 | Ruhmland, Hedwig Adele Maria (I7915)
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| 13702 | Remarried to Hardy L Wilkinson 28 Nov 1957 Bernalillo, New Mexico, USA | Hall, Claudine (I9989)
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| 13703 | Remarried to Hermann Julius Karl Köpnick 1923 in Berlin - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/48458_prep480^000296-00308 | Erstling, Anna Auguste Wilhelmine (I7824)
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| 13704 | Remarried to Hermann Julius Otto Schier 6 Jun 1911 Berlin - https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?dbid=2957&h=21429488&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=2957 | Lampe, Auguste Christine Wilhelmine Helene (I7373)
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| 13705 | Remarried to Johann Ernst Kolan on 27 Mar 1889 in Berlin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/40087_prep520_000338-00433 | Knappe, Auguste Amalie (I4885)
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| 13706 | Remarried to Johann Wilhelm Glaeser in 1837 Poznan | Barnatzky, Anna Marianna (I6218)
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| 13707 | Remarried to Karl Emil Schmelle oo 24 Jul 1920 Berlin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/44116_prep553_000271-00186 | Benecke, Anna Marie Gertrud (I7820)
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| 13708 | Remarried to Lawrence Girard: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/80794886/obituary-for-rence-murphy-gaye-rosentr/ | Wagner, Arlyne (I2047)
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| 13709 | Remarried to Martin Klagmann 11 Jun 1896 Burleson, Texas, USA https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?dbid=60183&h=561775&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=2272 | Eikenhorst, Charlotte (I3343)
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| 13710 | Remarried to Otto Friedrich Asmus 27 Jan 1775 Wildberg https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2116/images/4110219_00298 | Eggestorff, Regina (I1945)
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| 13711 | Remarried to Paweł Zaj in 1911 Lublin - https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/skan/-/skan/5453cd45bd8c4339286c80a445e19762f6cf7218861c51a7acd8373cf74e26b9 It took place in the city of Lublin on April 14 (27), 1911 at 7 o'clock in the morning. We announce that in the presence of witnesses Jozef Kowalski and Pavel Petrashevsky, both adults, day laborers living in the city of Lublin, a religious marriage alliance has been concluded today between PAVEL ZAY, a day laborer of 58 years old, a widower after Anna nee Soginskaya, who died on September 2 (15), 1910 in the village of Maidan Old, Wojsławice parish, the death certificate of which was drawn up in the civil registration book of the local parish. He was born in the village of Vesoluki, a parish of Sennitsa Ruzhany, lives in Lublin, a local parish, the son of Andrei and Jadwiga nee Celan? spouses Zai with KAROLINA ROSENTRETER, a day-laborer of the Evangelical Augsburg denomination, a 58-year-old widow, whose husband Ludwik died on July 9 (22), 1891 in the Weniaw settlement, whose death certificate was drawn up in the Lublin Evangelical parish. She was born in Lublin, baptized in the same Evangelical parish, the daughter of Gottlieb and Marianne, née Tangrad. This marriage was preceded by 3 announcements, published in the local parish on January 16 (29), January 23 (February 5) and January 30 (February 12) of this year. The newlyweds announce that they have not entered into a prenuptial agreement. Since the newlywed is of the Evangelical confession, the consent of the bishop of the Diocese of Lublin on April 15, 1911 followed the wedding ceremony. | Krause, Karoline (I4423)
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| 13712 | Remarried to Richard Eugen Arthur Giesbrecht 30 Mar 1898 Berlin https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/40087_prep520_000393-00015 | Stolle, Ida Bertha Mathilde Marie (I5360)
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| 13713 | Remarried to Rudolf Karl Hermann Eisenmenger in Berlin 24 Jun 1907 https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2957/images/41539_prep619_000014-00140 | Pritzkau, Pauline Ida Vera (I5863)
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| 13714 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gerke, Rose Dorothy (I5812)
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| 13715 | Remarried Wilhelm Belitz in 1916 in Garz https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61349/images/47322_garz^^b^1901^^-00198 | Trumpf, Malwine Auguste Friederike (I8273)
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| 13716 | Remarried Wilhelmine Dorothea Henriette Buchholz 1845 Alt Ruppin - https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&dbid=2116&h=765400&tid=&pid=&queryId=ffeeccff1f5a10c1ed8dfdaab634c892&usePUB=true&_phsrc=siQ2087&_phstart=successSource | Grothe, Carl Friedrich (I8530)
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| 13717 | Remarried William Gentry 12 Dec 1922 King County Washington | Kemp, Della Elizabeth (I0859)
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| 13718 | Remarried: Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on July 05 (17), 1893 at 6 pm. In the presence of witnesses: Józef Braer and Józef Tsange, adult weavers from Lodz, a religious marriage was concluded between Jan Jungnikel, a bachelor day laborer of 22 years living in Lodz, who was born in Lodz from Franciszek and his wife Marianna née Dietrich, with AMALIA ROSENTRETER, the widow after Wilhelm Rosentreter, who died in Lodz in 1891, 24 years old, living in Lodz, born in Lodz from the late Ludwik and his wife Maria Steinecker. The newlyweds did not enter into a prenuptial agreement. This act was read aloud to newlyweds and to witnesses as all are illiterate. | Steineker, Amalia (I10293)
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| 13719 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bellm, Frances Ann (I4392)
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| 13720 | Remarried: Gertrud Magdalena Stoltmann oo31 May 1813 - https://genealogy.musolf.de/getperson.php?personID=I8296&tree=Musolf20210802 | Gatz, Paul Johannes (I2676)
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| 13721 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | NK, NK (I9690)
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| 13722 | Remarried: Joseph Thadeus Behrendt oo13 Jun 1864 Lichnau | Gatz, Anna (I1602)
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| 13723 | Remarried? Richard Bailey 1980 in Staten Island | Anastasio, Emma Louise (I10040)
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| 13724 | Removed from Odd Fellows cemetery S F during the 1930's | Rosentreter, John T (I3797)
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| 13725 | Renata Christiana R. She was born on July 6th, 1790 and baptized on July 8th, 1790. Her parents were the cantor from Revier Michael R and Rosina Ludin (or Lüdin). | Rosentreter, Renata Christiana (I10018)
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| 13726 | Renata Christina died of smallpox on the 5th day after Trinity at the age of 3. She was buried five days later. Her father was Michael R (school owner). | Rosentreter, Renata Christiana (I10018)
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| 13727 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, NK (I9888)
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| 13728 | Reporting: Luise Sauer, nee Rosentreter (daughter) | Rosentreter, Johann Matthias Martin (I0928)
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| 13729 | Reporting: Midwife Johanna Buchholz, née Preibisch | Rosentreter, Elisabeth Rosalie Henriette (I9862)
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| 13730 | Reporting: Shoemaker Wilhelm Hermann (son) | Rosentreter, Caroline Wilhelmine (I2132)
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| 13731 | Reporting: The messenger Herbert Rosentreter (assumed son) | Bahnemann, Emma Wilhelmine Amalie (I7368)
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| 13732 | Reporting: The midwife Catharina Olszewska, née Glowieka | Rosentreter, Margarethe Martha (I4745)
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| 13733 | Reporting: The midwife Johanna Buchholz | Rosentreter, Carl Gustav Adolf (I29)
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| 13734 | Reporting: The midwife Johanna Malinska, née Nowieka | Różański, Johann Felix (I71)
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| 13735 | Reporting: The worker Gustav Bliwert | Rosentreter, Else Elli Emma (I57)
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| 13736 | Reporting: The worker Gustav Bliwert | Rosentreter, Ewald Edmund Egon (I58)
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| 13737 | Research provided by Daniel Rosentreter (Grandson) I10410 Nikolai’s life was significantly affected by the major events of 20th century European history. He was born in Moscow into a wealthy family, his father (Otto Fedorovich Rosentreter?) had a transportation business and dealt in German medicines and German toys. Originally this part of the German speaking family originated from Goldingen, Kurland (now Kuldiga, Latvia) where they (after family lore) settled after leaving Germany many centuries ago. Nikolai was incredibly proficient in languages. At his home in Moscow, they spoke French and he had a private teacher for English. He was educated at the institute of Oriental Studies (where he learned Arabic ) and worked as a translator in Moscow for the Tzar’s government. He was also a cadet at Aleksandrov military school. Initially in the first days of the October revolution in 1917, the cadets and officers of the Aleksandrov school drove the insurgent Bolsheviks militia out of the Kremlin that they had occupied. This was called the White Guard – the first time this term was used. After some fierce battles the Red Army/ Bolshevik revolutionaries recaptured the Kremlin. They tore away the shoulder straps from the cadets, took away their weapons and let Nikolai and the others go home. https://www.rbth.com/history/326473-under-fire-moscows-kremlin-1917 In the meantime, his brother, Boris fought in the Russian Civil War in the White Army under General Wrangel. He managed to return to Moscow in 1920 for his little brother (Nikolai) and they left for the Crimea peninsular. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyotr_Wrangel From the Crimea peninsular Nikolai and his brother Boris were evacuated on ships with the remainders of the White Army and other civilians to Constantinople (now Istanbul, Turkey). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evacuation_of_the_Crimea Arriving in Constantinople in 1920, Nikolai and Boris had very little means to make a living. Nikolai found a job and worked as a truck driver on the border to Persia and later as a chauffeur for the German embassy. He and in his brother lived together under very poor circumstances in an empty garage for a while where they also repaired transistor radios to make a living. Eventually the stateless two received a grant from the Swedish government for 10 US dollars (a fortune in those days) which allowed Nikolai and Boris to continue onwards to new destinations - Boris and his family left to Orthodox Athens, and Nikolai left to Germany, from where this part of the Rosentreter family left centuries ago for Goldingen, Kurland and then Moscow. https://www.dailysabah.com/feature/2017/07/07/tsarist-russians-in-istanbul He moved to Berlin where he married Irmengard Reul, the daughter of a pharmacist. He studied and became a professional translator (Diplom Dolmetscher) and lived at Markgraf Albrecht Strasse 13 until the final years of WW2. Nikolai found work as a translator for the German foreign service (Auswärtiges Amt) and his two sons Konstantin and Frank were born in 1931 and 1939. He joined the NSDAP and during the final years of the war, was sent to Fürth in Bavaria to serve as a translator to the Russian forced laborers in the Nobel Dynamit weapons factory. His wife Irmengard and the two children Konstantin and Frank were evacuated from Berlin in 1942/43 to a friend with a rural estate in Posen, Warthegau, Prussia (now Poland) to escape the immanent bombing of the city of Berlin. The family visited their father in Fürth for Christmas 1944. During that visit, the family witnessed the fire-bombing and totally destruction of the nearby town of Nürnberg on January 2, 1945. The destruction of the railway and train station made a return to Posen for the family impossible, so they stayed in Fürth. http://www.revisionist.net/nuremberg-bombing.html At the end of the war, Irgmengard had to evacuate again to a small town Dörfles in the Fränkischen Schweiz, Bavaria where she and her two sons lived in a single room at a poor farmers house who provided for them. At the same time, Nikolai was arrested by the Allied forces and then locked-up in a camp for denazification for about 21 months (Entnazifizierung). He joined his family in the single room in Dörfles where Frank attend school in the nearby town and helped the farmer on the fields while Konstantin managed to work for the American allied forces as a translator to also provide food and substinance for his family. After a hard time in Dörfles, they moved to Puschendorf, where Nikolai had a friend that he met during his time at the denazification internment camp. The friend in Puschendorf was a wealthy farmer and renovated the former chicken house for the family to live in. In Puschendorf, Nikolai initially found some work as a translator for a business with connections to the Middle East. During retirement he continued to teach Arabic and Russian in Fürth at the Volkshochschule (adult education school) well into his 80s. He could speak seven languages fluently including German, Russian, Arabic, Persian, French, Turkish and English. He died in a house fire, 7. October 1980 in Puschendorf, Bavaria. | Rosentreter, Nikolai Ottovich (I2875)
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| 13738 | Residence: Monticello, Indiana Died: Monday, February 18, 2008 Location: 8:45 p.m., at the Whispering Pine Rehabilitation Center (formerly Twin Lakes Village Nursing Home). Age: 96 Date of Birth: Wednesday, June 15, 1910 Birth place: Father: Emil Rudolph Rosentreter Mother: Ada Elizabeth Waltz Marital Status: Widowed Resided in: White County all of his life. Funeral Date: Friday, February 22, 2008 Funeral Location: Miller - Roscka Funeral Home of Monticello, Indiana at 2:00 p.m. Clergy: Rev. Chrles Blakey of the St. James Lutheran Church of Reynolds, Indiana officiating. Burial will take place: St. James Lutheran Cemetery in rural Reynolds, Indiana Visitation will be: 11:00 a.m., Friday, February 22, 2008, until the time of services at 2:00 p.m., at the Miller - Roscka Funeral Home of Monticello, Indiana. Biographical Information: Harold had lived in White County, Indiana all of his life. He attened elementery school at the old Tucker School in Big Creek Township in rural White County, Indiana, and went onto graduate from St. James Lutheran High School in Reynolds, Indiana. He had farmed his entire life, retiring in 1978. Harold was a member of the St. James Lutheran Church in Reynolds, Indiana, and was in the Church Choir as well. He had served as a Trustee of Round Grove Township for several years. Special Services: Memorial Information: May be given to the St. James Lutheran Church of Reynolds, Indiana. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home. Marriage Information: On February 20, 1938, at the St. James Lutheran Church in Reynolds, Indiana, he married Velma Anna Maria Meyer. She died November 9, 1998. Survivors include: Son, Steven R. (wife Carol) Rosentreter of Monticello, Indiana; Daughters, Angela Sue (husband Jerry) Becker of The Villages, Florida, and Diane Marie (husband Richard) Primmer of Wolcott, Indiana; Brothers, Ralph (wife Esther) Rosentreter of Monticello, Indiana, and Dean (wife Ruth) Rosentreter of Waveland, Indiana; Sisters, Norma (husband Howard) Mann of Beach Grove, California; Granddaughters, Stacey Becker, and Stephanie (husband Isaac) Enweana, both of Charlotte, North Carolina; Grandson, Patrick Primmer of Indianapolis, Indiana. Preceded in Death: Sister, Margaret McHoy. Arrangements by: Miller-Roscka Funeral Home Obituary courtesy of Ronald Baxter. | Rosentreter, Harold Emil (I0387)
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| 13739 | Richard B. Rosentreter South Bend Tribune (IN) - Wednesday, July 23, 2008 Oct. 30, 1920 - July 19, 2008 LAPORTE -Richard B. "Dick" Rosentreter, 87, died at 3:15 a.m., Saturday at Fountainview Terrace Nursing Home. Survivors include his wife, Nell; son, Richard "Rick" (Pam) Rosentreter of Nevada; stepdaughter, Teri (Jim) Brock of Grovertown; five grandchildren, Jeff, Mike, Greg, and Dan Rosentreter and Shelley Beaumont; and six great-grandchildren, Memorial service will be 3 p.m., August 2, in Lakeview Funeral Home and Crematory, LaPorte. ------------------------ Richard B. Rosentreter, 87, passed away July 19, 2008, at Fountain View Nursing Home in LaPorte, Ind. He was born Oct. 30, 1920, and he and his wife Nell, lived in Pahrump for 20 years. Richard (Dick) is survived by his wife, Nell; son Richard A. (Rick); five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Published: 7/19/2008 in Pahrump Valley Times, Nye Co., Nevada | Rosentreter, Richard (Dick) Burton (I3863)
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| 13740 | Richard ROSENTRAEGER was born on August 2nd, 1920 in Bockwitz / Saxony and died as a soldier on October 20th, 1944 in Lorient / France. His mother was Johanna ROSENTRAEGER from Mückenberg / Brandenburg. | Rosenträger, Richard (I4753)
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| 13741 | Robert Drews It took place in Belchatow on November 16 (28), 1876 at 4 pm. John Drews as a day laborer from Dombrow of 25 years old came. In the presence of witnesses: SAMUIL DREWS 50 years old and WILHELM BABUTSKY 40 years old, both farmers in Dombrow he presented us with a male baby born in Dombrow YESTERDAY at 9 pm from his legal wife Carolina nee Rosenter, 23 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this baby was given the name ROBERT, and THE WITNESSES and WILHELMINA DREWS from Dombrow were the successors. I have assumed John's Father is Samuel | Family (F0893)
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| 13742 | Robert Elwood Rosentreter was born in Astoria, Oregon in 1918, the first of two sons of Rudolph George Rosentreter and Della Elizabeth Kemp. The family lived in Altoona, Washington, where Rudy worked as a fisherman. However, Rudy died before Robert turned four, and Della could not support her two sons on her own. Robert stayed with his mother, who moved to Washougal, and Fred was sent to stay with his grandfather, Albert Kemp, and his second wife, Edith. Because of the lack of funds, Robert worked odd jobs from the time he was young. He was held back one year in school and graduated from Washougal High School in 1937. In 1940, he married Sarah Roley, and they had 6 children. Robert also had 7 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. In 1944, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy and served on the U.S.S. Laws, a destroyer. Upon returning home, he was employed as a Firefighter by the Portland Fire Department. He died in 1999 of cancer. | Rosentreter, Robert Elwood (I0901)
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| 13743 | Roger Rosentreter [I0173]: Mum advised (14 Nov 2020) of a stillborn male child born three months premature who was named Scott. Official records were never documented as the Doctor at the time deemed the child 'unviable' and therefore was only recorded as a miscarriage. | Rosentreter, Scott (I5603)
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| 13744 | Rosalia Amalia Concordia was born on October 21, 1815 and baptized on October 29, 1815. Her parents were the cloth maker Christoph R from Schokken and Rosalia Anna Concordia Bahnick. | Rosentreter, Rosalia Amalia Concordia (I5996)
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| 13745 | Rosalie Lipkow (nee Rosentreter) I have assumed to be a sister of Gottlieb. They are mentioned in consecutive records in Zippnow. | Family (F4553)
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| 13746 | ROSENTRATER, FRED W. Chicago Tribune (IL) - February 16, 2006 Fred W. Rosentrater, WWII and Korean War U.S. Army Veteran of 21 years, beloved blessed husband of Gertrude "Trudy" C., nee Chekala; devoted father of Dianne (Stephen) Grubb; dear grandfather of Kristina Lara Grubb; beloved son of the late Emma, nee Schultz, and the late Gustave Rosentrater; fond brother of the late Alice (the late Clarence) Rydholm, the late Agnes (the late Gustave) Behrendt, the late Weyona "Lee" (the late Marshall Ross) Smith, the late George (the late Ruth) Kirske, the late Freda (the late Theodore) Rosentrater, Gertrude (the late Richard) Thomson, Lydian (the late Michael) Fedor, Bertha "Betty" (the late Richard) Gercken, the late Alvin (Beatrice "Bea", nee Rockwood) Rosentrater, the late Gretchen "Dolly" (the late Michael) Souliotis, the late Richard Rosentrater, the late Lester (Betty) Trater, Howard (Nancy) Rosentrater and John "Ben" (the late Ann) Schramm; dear uncle of many, many nieces and nephews. Member of Disabled American Veterans, American Legion Lifetime member Midway Chapter #43. Funeral Services Saturday, Feb. 18, 2006, 11 a.m. at Szykowny Funeral Home, Ltd., Jonathan F. Siedlecki, Director, 4901 S. Archer Ave. (1 blk East of Pulaski at Szykowny Blvd.). Interment Resurrection Cemetery. | Rosentrater, Frederick (Fred) William (I5546)
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| 13747 | ROSENTRETER Deceased Name: Emil Rosentreter Chicago Tribune Historical Archive (IL) (Published as Chicago Tribune (IL)) - Wednesday, September 10, 1952 Edition: Chicago Tribune --Emil Rosentreter, beloved husband of Ida, nee Gaulke; fond father of Eva Rhode, dear brother of Charles, Arthur, Emma Meagher, Ida Spangler, and Alma Harthan, loving grandfather of Warren, Glenn, and Gubert Rhode. Services Thursday, 3:30 p.m. at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Woodlawn. Member of North American union. | Rosentreter, Emil R (I3051)
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| 13748 | Rosentreter Martin 1652 Schulmeister, x Marianna: diese M. Rozentreders Tp. 2. April 1651 und oft, zuletzt 25. Aug. 1656 https://digital.ulb.hhu.de/ihd/content/structure/9079771 | Family (F0146)
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| 13749 | Rosentreter Pawel Hugon Address - This is blank Date of birth ________ (this part of the document is damaged )1876 born in Tomaszow Mazowiecki Father - Reinhold_____( damaged ) Mother ( probably meant to Augusta ) Occupation Locksmith Medium height Oval Face Grey hair Grey eyes Signed Pawel Hugo Rosentreter ID card ~914/997/514 issued 7th September1938 ID card received and signed for by Pawel Hugon Rosentreter 8th September 1938 | Rosentreter, Pawel Hugo (I10893)
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| 13750 | Rosentreter, Arbe Herman Dexter, MI Died Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 84 years of age. He was born on August 4, 1925 in Webster Township the son of Herman C. And Gertrude E. Rosentreter. Arbe served in the United States Army during WWII, he married Virginia Mae Moore on June 1, 1946; she preceded him in death on February 12, 1975. Arbe helped his family farm land on Gregory Rd. For many years; he was a member of St. Andrew's United Church of Christ for many years serving as president for a period of time and taught Sunday School there. He was also a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Barton City, MI. Arbe was a long time member of the American Legion both in Dexter and Mikado, MI, a long time member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Dexter and Barton City, a past member of the Moose Lodge in Ann Arbor and a member of the Sheriffs Dept. Mounted Division for 15 years. He had worked at Cook Springs and as a Mason and General Contractor for 42 years in the Ann Arbor and Dexter areas. His parents, two infant sons, a sister, Anna Mae Rosentreter Philbin Tennant, a nephew, Steven Philbin and a niece, Annette Tennant also preceded him in death. He leaves behind his children, Diane (David) Melow, Gary (Nancy) Rosentreter and Linda Graham; grandchildren, Charles Graham, David Melow II and Nathaniel Melow; great grandchildren Ty and Chelsea Graham. A memorial service will be 11 a.m. Friday, March 12, 2010 at St. Andrew's United Church of Christ in Dexter. The family will receive friends at the church from 10 a.m. Until time of service. In lieu of flowers donations may be offered to St. Andrew's Church of Christ, St. Josephs Mercy Hospital Pulmonary Services or The University of Michigan Cardiovascular Unit. Arrangements by Hosmer-Muehlig Funeral Chapel. Published in AnnArbor.com on March 9, 2010 | Rosentreter, Arbe Herman (I3642)
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| 13751 | ROSENTRETER, NANCY 3/2/1944 - 1/4/2018 Ann Arbor News (MI) - Sunday, January 14, 2018 Saline, Michigan Nancy S. Rosentreter, age 73, passed away at the Evangelical Home in Saline. A Gathering of Friends and Family will be held on Saturday, Januanl 13, 2018 at Staffan-Mitchell Funeral Home, Chelsea from 4 to 6 p.m. | Smith, Nancy Sue (I9284)
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| 13752 | Rosentreter, Neil Frederick, Chelsea, MI Age 52, died peacefully at his home from cancer on Monday, February 8, 1999. He was born on February 11, 1946 in Ann Arbor, MI, son of Albert F. and Evelyn (Toon) Rosentreter. Neil was the owner of Rosentreter Excavating for 25 years. He was a member of Operating Engineers Local 324 and an avid motorcycle racer. He was also a harness driver, trainer and owner at area tracks for years. He completed training at the US Naval Academy in Chicago. On May 20, 1966, he married Dolores Ann Smith in Dexter, MI and she survives. Other survivors include his mother of Belleville; one son,Steven J. (Deann) of Grass Lake; a daughter-in-law, Melinda Rosentreter of Chelsea; five loving grandchildren, Ashley, Natasha, Patrick, Adam and Mariah; a brother, Albert W. (Nancy) of Chelsea; sister, Nancy Rosentreter of Belleville; a brother-in-law, James (Candace) Smith of Chelsea; a dear friend, Steven Lucchesi of Ann Arbor; and many aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son Mark in 1993. Funeral service will be Thursday, February 11, 11:00 a.m. at First United Methodist Church of Chelsea, with Rev. Richard Dake officiating. Burial will follow at Oak Grove cemetery, Chelsea. The family will receive friends at Cole Funeral Chapel, Chelsea on Tuesday 7-9 and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Make-a-Wish Foundation or Arbor Hospice. Read more: https://www.genlookups.com/mi/webbbs_config.pl/noframes/read/1134#ixzz72KnisBfr | Rosentreter, Neil Frederick (I4275)
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| 13753 | ROSENTRETER, ROBERT Jackson Citizen Patriot (MI) - Thursday, January 4, 2018 of Munith, Michigan Age 59, died Thursday, December 28, 2017 at Allegiance Hospital in Jackson. He was born December 9, 1958, the son of John & lrla M. (Scripter) Rosentreter. Bob did property maintenance for the Portage Lake trailer park for many years. He then worked for Dexter Research until he became disabled in 2009. Bob loved hunting, fishing, camping and horseshoes. Sunli- vors include two brothers, John (Dorothy) Rosentreter and William Rosentreter; good friends, Sue and Mark Gasieski; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his brother, Daniel Rosentreter, and his parents. The family will receive friends at Cole Funeral Chapel Saturday, January 6, 2 -4 pm. Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of your | Rosentreter, Robert Lee (I0892)
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| 13754 | Rosina R died of asthma on March 20, 1802 at the age of 9 months. Her father was Daniel R. | Rosentreter, Rosina (I0254)
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| 13755 | Rosina was baptized on June 11th, 1741. Her parents were Christoph and Christina Rhöder. | Rosentreter, Rosina (I8163)
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| 13756 | Rosina was born on August 15th, 1786 and baptized on August 20th, 1786. Her parents were Peter R and Susanna Steuwen. | Rosentreter, Rosina (I9814)
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| 13757 | Rosina was born on October 21, 1820 and baptized on November 11, 1820. her parents were Michael R and Susanna Hildebrandt. | Rosentreter, Rosina (I6004)
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| 13758 | ROSINE (Euphrasia) died on June 21, 1843 at the age of 65 from nerve fever. She was the wife of Martin Klug. | Rosentreter, Rosine (I0239)
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| 13759 | Rosko Czarnikau | Erbe, Auguste Louise Therese (I4826)
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| 13760 | Ruby Esther Rosentreter Bullard, 88 Bullard, Ruby - 88 Waco Tribune-Herald (TX) - Friday, February 29, 2008 Ruby Esther Rosentreter Bullard Ruby Esther Rosentreter Bullard, 88, of Hamilton, passed away Feb. 24, 2008, in the Hamilton General Hospital. Funeral services were held 10 a.m. Feb. 27, at the St. John Lutheran Church in Hamilton with Pastor Russell Nebhut officiating. Burial followed in the New I.O.O.F Cemetery under the direction of Riley Funeral Home of Hamilton. . Bullard was born Sept. 19, 1919, in Aleman, Texas, to the late Mr. and . August and Agnes Rosentreter. She married Floyd Alton Bullard on Dec. 13, 1942, in Dallas. Ruby was a dedicated member of the St. John Lutheran Church where she sang in the choir. Ruby loved gardening, sewing and fishing with her sister Paula. Ruby was a homemaker and worked for many years at a dairy and as a nursing home assistant. She was preceded in death by her husband, Floyd Alton Bullard; her sister, Paula Griffee; and her son-in-law, Ronald Eary. Ruby was survived by three daughters, Barbara Wood and her husband, Barry of Pottsboro, Texas, Annette Eary and friend, Wayne Martin of Gatesville, and Ava Knapek of Waco; two grandchildren, Bryan Wood and his wife, Leslie of Cooper, Texas, and Justin Eary and his wife, Tamela of Turnersville, Texas; three great-grandchildren, Arlie Wood, Heidi Wood and Denver Wood; two sisters, Estelle Manthei of Waco, and Odella Markwardt of Granbury, Texas. | Rosentreter, Ruby Esther (I0120)
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| 13761 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sanchez-Rosentreter, Priscila (I1547)
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| 13762 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sanchez-Rosentreter, Pedro Augusto (I1548)
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| 13763 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sanchez-Rosentreter, Rudy (I1549)
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| 13764 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter-San Martin, Gilda (I0334)
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| 13765 | Ruth Rosentreter Oregonian, The (Portland, OR) - Wednesday, May 11, 2005 ROSENTRETER, RUTH September 25, 1919 - April 22, 2005. The memorial service for Ruth will be 2:00 p.m. Sunday, May 15, at Rivercrest Community Church, 3201 NE 148th, Portland. Ruth Reutter was the youngest of eight children born to German immigrant parents. She graduated from Jefferson High School in 1937 and remained a lifelong resident of NE Portland. During World War II she worked at Jantzen's Knitting Mills, sewing sleeping bags for servicemen. On April 22, 1945, Ruth married her soldier fiance, Roderick Rosentreter. They bought a house in the Grant neighborhood and raised three daughters. Ruth and Rod were an active outdoor family, always fishing, hunting, and camping. Their interest in gardening kept them busy as judges in the Portland Dahlia Society. In later years they enjoyed their beach house near Rockaway and traveled to every continent of the world. They were lifelong members of Immanuel Baptist Church. Ruth's husband, Rod, died in 1994 and Ruth moved to the Parkrose Chateau where she lived until her death. She is survived by her three daughters, Nancy Kelly, Shirley Ochsner, and Valerie Campbell; grandchildren, Derek, Brad, Sarah, Charlie, and Max, and her great grandchildren, Hannah, Jaydea, and Ariana. Ruth died and was reunited with her husband, Rod, on the day of their 60th wedding anniversary. We rejoice knowing that they are celebrating together in heaven. "Do not grieve, for the Joy of the Lord is your strength." Nehemiah 8:10 | Reutter, Ruth Dorothy (I3649)
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| 13766 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F1913)
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| 13767 | Same place as granddaughter listed - must be this family | Rosentreter, Karl Friedrich (I11322)
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| 13768 | Samuel from 1863 son's marriage certificate | Rosentreter, Johann Samuel (I3283)
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| 13769 | Samuel Rosentreter was born on 4 June 1892 in Gollantsch near Bromberg (today Golancz in Poland) as the son of the Jewish livestock dealer Isidor Rosentreter and his wife Sara, née Marcus. Until age 14, he attended the eight-grade elementary school (Volksschule) in Gollantsch, subsequently completing a tailor’s apprenticeship, and working as a journeyman tailor after passing his journeyman’s examination. In 1912, he was drafted into the military and in the First World War he served with a battalion in Posen (today Poznan in Poland) and with an ammunition train of the artillery in France, before being transferred to the Russian front in 1915. Decorated with the Iron Cross Second Class and the Honor Cross for Front-Line Veterans, he returned from the war and worked as a tailor again. On 26 May 1921, he married Fanny Weinberger (born on 4 April 1898 in the Bavarian city of Passau), whose father had established himself as a textiles tradesman in Altona. The Rosentreter couple too lived in Altona’s old town center at Bäckerstrasse 22 (today Hoheschulstrasse) on the second floor. Samuel Rosentreter became a partner in the men’s wear store of his father-in-law, Alfred Weinberger, at Grosse Bergstrasse 128. In 1927, the properties at Grosse Bergstrasse 99/101 and Unzerstrasse 4 passed into Rosentreter’s hands; on the ground floor of the building at Grosse Bergstrasse 99/101, he had already been running his own men’s wear store for two years. The Rosentreter couple had four children. The oldest son, Siegfried Josef, was born on 9 Feb. 1923, followed by Ingbert on 15 Mar. 1924, Betti on 16 Jan. 1926, and Alfred on 4 June 1934. In 1927, the family lived at Grosse Bergstrasse 170 at times and in 1931, even before the birth of the youngest son, Alfred, the family moved into a house of their own at Behnstrasse 37 in Altona. In Feb. 1935, Samuel Rosentreter’s mother passed away; his father had died already. The Nazi terror against the Jewish population escalated. During the November Pogrom of 1938 on 9/10 Nov., "Kristallnacht,” the Altona Synagogue was devastated, Jewish businesses plundered, families terrorized, and Jewish men arrested. Samuel Rosentreter, too, was taken into "protective custody” ("Schutzhaft”). Together with nearly 900 Hamburg Jews, he was held in the Fuhlsbüttel concentration camp during the night of 10 to 11 November and then transferred from there to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. Not until 14 December was he released. By this time, the family had attracted the attention of the office of the Chief Finance Administrator (Oberfinanzpräsident), which blocked Samuel Rosentreter’s accounts and life insurance policies by means of a "security order” ("Sicherungsanordnung”). Standardized lines served as a pretext for this measure: "The Samuel Rosentreter couple is Jewish. One may assume that they will emigrate in the near future.” Possibly, the family did indeed contemplate plans to emigrate. In Jan. 1939, Samuel Rosentreter sold the property at Behnstrasse 37. On 24 Jan., the foreign currency office noted, "The Rosentreter couple have assets: property at Behnstrasse, sold, property at Grosse Bergstrasse 99/101 and Unzerstrasse 4, not yet sold, men’s wear store at Gr.[osse] Bergstrasse 99 to be liquidated.” However, the properties were encumbered with mortgages and the couple had debts. At this point, Samuel Rosentreter was allowed to dispose of the properties and, respectively, of outstanding money from their sale only with permission by the foreign currency office. The textiles store of the Weinberger family at Grosse Bergstrasse 128, whose partner he still was, was "Aryanized,” i.e., expropriated and transferred into non-Jewish ownership. On 9 Feb. 1939, Samuel Rosentreter was once again arrested and held in pretrial detention at the Fuhlsbüttel prison. As a Jew, he had been reported to police for "racial defilement” ("Rassenschande”). After the Nuremberg Laws [on race] had made sexual relationships between Jewish and non-Jewish persons punishable with a prison term, the denunciations became more frequent. Jewish men convicted were usually committed to concentration camps or (later) deported after serving their sentence. On 24 February, the court cashier’s office confiscated Samuel Rosentreter’s assets toward securing the accruing court fees and costs for execution of sentence. The properties were encumbered with a cautionary mortgage. By mid-March, his textiles business was liquidated, with the Hamburg court cashier’s office seizing the business revenues and credit balances. In vain, Fanny Rosentreter tried to recover part of the confiscated assets; she indicated not having any funds to cover her own livelihood and that of her four children. She learned that her husband had a daughter from an extramarital relationship. He had impregnated a 15-year-old girl who was completing an apprenticeship in his store since 1927; on 13 Jan. 1929, daughter Else Broecker had been born. With permission from the Chief Finance Administrator, the monthly alimony payments to which Samuel Rosentreter was obliged by the Hamburg youth welfare office were now to be withdrawn from the otherwise blocked account with the "Altonaer Sparcasse von 1799” for the next five months. On 17 June 1939, Fanny Rosentreter applied to the foreign currency office for 1,000 RM (reichsmark) for her and the four children. "Due to the detention of my husband since February, I have become ill and I am forced to spend a lot of money on tonics. My second son is scheduled to go to Berlin (Pankow) for his apprenticeship this Tuesday. I am to cover the costs of his equipment […] and any possible sickness. In addition, my husband has an illegitimate child for whose maintenance I am to cover retroactively. I hold no proof of this in my hands. However, my husband told me in the presence of a police officer during my last visit. He was served an order to pay the maintenance costs by the court bailiff.” A one-time sum of 1,000 RM was granted and the monthly allowance for the family was raised from 350 to 500 RM. On 1 Aug. 1939, Fanny Rosentreter applied to the foreign currency office, requesting that revenues generated by the properties at Grosse Bergstrasse 99 and Unzerstrasse 4 be deposited to her account rather than the blocked account of her imprisoned husband, "in order that I and my four underage children might be saved from destitution at least for the next little while, since the breadwinner is missing and we do not have any means to earn an income after all.” Due to her husband’s arrest, she had got into a psychological crisis. "Because of the upsets, I am not able to keep on my feet. None of the tonics and medications I needed has yielded any success.” However, the authority reduced the monthly allowance to 450 RM. A plea for clemency by Fanny Rosentreter on behalf of her husband was rejected by the Senior Public Prosecutor’s Office with the Hamburg Regional Court (Oberstaatsanwaltschaft beim Landgericht Hamburg) in Aug. 1939; Samuel Rosentreter had to remain in pretrial detention. On 30 Oct., Fanny Rosenberger informed the finance administration that she urgently needed the sum in her account "for the purpose of subsistence and, if possible, toward emigration or ship’s passages. […] My strength is spent due to all of the upsets. […] I would like to try to emigrate with my children and later with my husband and I dare hope that you will help me. I would like to note that I am Jewish, identification card no.: A 00 608.” However, after the start of the Second World War in September of that year, legal departure was possible only to Latin America or Shanghai at the most. The fall of 1939 saw criminal proceedings against Samuel Rosentreter before the Hamburg Regional Court. He admitted having had sexual intercourse with underage non-Jewish female trainees at his textiles store in the 1920s – some of these offenses were deemed past the statute of limitations before court. But Samuel Rosentreter denied the instances of sexual harassment of which female witnesses of the prosecution accused him in the period after passage of the Nuremberg Laws. However, the court came to the decision that in 1938 and 1939, he was guilty "of attempted racial defilement [Rassenschande] in accordance with Sec. 2.5 Par. 2 of the Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor [Gesetz zum Schutz des deutschen Blutes und der deutschen Ehre] dated 15 Sept. 1935, Sec. 43 of the Reich Criminal Code [Reichsstrafgesetzbuch – RStGB].” During the trial on 29 Nov. 1939, the Hamburg Regional Court sentenced the accused to six years in prison overall on charges of "attempted racial defilement in two instances” and "sexual relationships with two minors in two instances.” The period of pretrial detention was calculated against his prison term. He was deprived of his civil rights for the duration of six years. On 19 Jan. 1940, Samuel Rosentreter was transferred from the Fuhlsbüttel concentration camp to the Bremen-Oslebshausen penitentiary. In the meantime, Fanny Rosentreter along with sons Siegfried, Ingbert, five-year-old Alfred, and daughter Betti were quartered in the "Jews’ house” ("Judenhaus”) at Sonninstrasse 14 (today Biernatzkistrasse), the former residential home of the Salomon Joseph und Marianne Hertz Stiftung. From there, the family was deported to the Lodz Ghetto in German-occupied Poland on 25 Oct. 1941. Siegfried Rosentreter was deregistered from the ghetto on 17 Nov. 1941 at the age of 18 and allegedly taken to perform labor duty. He perished. Fanny, Ingbert, Alfred, and Betti Rosentreter were transported to the nearby Chelmno extermination camp on 10 May 1942 and murdered. Samuel Rosentreter was committed from the Bremen-Oslebshausen penitentiary to the Auschwitz extermination camp on 14 Jan. 1943, where he was murdered on 15 Feb. 1943. Translator: Erwin Fink Kindly supported by the Hermann Reemtsma Stiftung, Hamburg. Stand: April 2018 © Birgit Gewehr Quellen: 1; 2 (R 1939/184, Rosentreter) 4; 5; AB Altona und Hamburg; StaH 351-11 Amt für Wiedergutmachung, 13921 (Rosentreter, Samuel), 49499 (Heyden, Else); StaH 213-11 Staatsanwaltschaft Landgericht – Strafsachen, 608/40 (Samuel Rosentreter); StaH 213-8 (General-) Staatsanwaltschaft Oberlandesgericht – Verwaltung, Ablieferung 2, 451a E 1, 1 c und Ablieferung 2, 451a E 1, 1d; StaH 242-1 II Gefängnisverwaltung II, Ablieferung 16 (Untersuchungshaftzeiten Rosentreter Samuel); StaH 424-13 Liegenschaftsverwaltung Altona, 941; StaH 522-1 Jüdische Gemeinden, 992 e 1 Band 1 (Deportationsliste Litzmannstadt, 25.10.1941); Bajohr, "Arisierung", S. 369. Zur Nummerierung häufig genutzter Quellen siehe Link "Recherche und Quellen". | Rosentreter, Samuel (I3795)
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| 13770 | Samuel Stenzel from Eichhorst died on July 6th, 1851 at the age of 59 years and 2 months of consumption. His wife was Charlotte R. | Stenzel, Samuel (I5103)
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| 13771 | Sara probably added by officials labelling her a Jew | Marcus, Sara Rosalie (Nora) (I1237)
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| 13772 | Schmechel, Freda Mon., Aug. 21, 1967, of 10513 W. Garfield av. (formerly of 3835 N. 3d st.), aged 70 years, beloved mother of . Hazel Cowan of Mountain View, Calif., and Gilbert C. Schmechel of Wauwatosa, dear sister of Wilma Schmechel, Alma Stuebe and Irma Schmechel; further survived by grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Complete funeral services Thurs., 8 p.m. at the Schmidt-Bartlet-Gerber Funeral Home, 10121 W. North av., Horneber of Zebeoth Lutheran church officiating. Private interment in Pine Lawn Memorial Park. In state on Thurs. after 4 p.m. | Rosentreter, Freda Hazel (I3113)
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| 13773 | scholz.schwerin@t-online.de Jurgen | Rosentreter, Leokadie (I0204)
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| 13774 | Schönfliess/Brandenburg | Marten, Caroline (I9333)
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| 13775 | Schönlanke 141/1935 | Rosentreter, Anna Emma (I17)
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| 13776 | Second Marriage for Eduard? German abbreviation is "2nd Bat."??? | Family (F2468)
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| 13777 | Second marriage of Eva 1902 May 19 (June 01) Groom: Gottfried Marquart, farmer 50 years old, widower since 1900, parents Gottfried and Caroline née Teebe, first marriage 1874. Bride: Eva Hoffmann née Rosentreter, widow of Friedrich Hoffmann since February 28, 1901, 35 years old, parents Gottlieb and Pauline née Meyer, first marriage in 1892, entry No. 48. | Family (F1822)
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| 13778 | Second marriage to Nelson McKee | Smith, Minnie M (I10034)
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| 13779 | See Deutsch Krone Project | Family (F0055)
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| 13780 | Seeheim/Posen | Scheffler, Anna Melita (I38)
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| 13781 | September 18th 1822, appeared Tomek( short form of Tomasz)Wałęsa and Wojciech Miliński, neighbors of the deceased and declared to us that Karol Ludwik Rozentreter, one year old, son of Joachim and Julianna from the town of Zgierz died at September 17th at 8 in the evening in the house number 56. | Rosentreter, Karol Ludwig (I10967)
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| 13782 | September 26, at 8 a.m. Pawel Zawadzki, a servant, 31 and Maciej Rykalski, a day laborer, 51 Both residing in Zgierz Declared that on 24 of the current month and year, at 10 a.m. Died Amalia Rosentreter, 6 years old, daughter of Karolina Ernestyna Rosentreter | Rosentreter, Amalia (I11174)
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| 13783 | Sergeant in Gdansk | Rosentreter, Samuel Franz Eduard (I7102)
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| 13784 | Sergey Antonovich, born in 1888, was born and lived in Moscow. He was a historian by profession and taught at the Moscow State Pedagogical Institute named after Bubnov. In the early thirties, Sergei Antonovich was sent to the number of “red professors” in Novosibirsk to create a scientific center. Sergei Antonovich suffered from a serious disease, as they said then, malignant anemia. In this regard, he returned to Moscow, where he continued his teaching activities at the Department of New History of the Moscow State Pedagogical Institute named after Bubnov as an assistant professor of the department. In 1936, arrests of department employees began and almost all employees were arrested, and even their wives. Sergei Antonovich, after his arrest, very soon died in prison from his main illness. | Rosentreter, Sergey Ottovich (I2827)
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| 13785 | Servant Michael R and maid Anna Susanna Hillbrandt married on November 11th, 1814, his father was Martin R. | Family (F2406)
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| 13786 | SGT, 2 INF, 5 INF DIV WORLD WAR II | Rosentreter, Sgt Karl E Jnr (I3324)
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| 13787 | Sharon Louise Wilson, age 78, of La Porte, Indiana, passed away on June 15, 2025, at Northwest Health-La Porte. Born on October 4, 1946, Sharon was a dedicated professional in the field of Child Support, contributing significantly to her community over the years. A high school graduate, Sharon's career was marked by her commitment to helping others, particularly families in need. She took great pride in her work and made a lasting impact on the lives of those she served. Sharon was known for her homebody nature, finding immense joy in the simple pleasures of life. She had a deep appreciation for the music of the "Middle of the Road" band, often reflecting her love for classic sounds that brought so many cherished memories. Spending time with her family brought her the most happiness, especially during the moments she shared with her grandchildren – Megan, Lauren, Kristen, Izzabella, Briella, Connie, Anthony, and her six great-grandchildren. Her son, Mike (Donita) Rosentreter, and daughter-in-law, Lisa Rosentreter, were also sources of great pride and joy in her life. Sharon was preceded in death by her parents, Elmer and Edna, as well as her children, Jeffrey and Debra Morris. While she will be deeply missed by all who knew her, the memories of her love, warmth, and dedication to family will continue to resonate within the hearts of her surviving loved ones. | Janda, Sharon Louise (I8917)
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| 13788 | She died of a stroke on May 29, 1815 at the age of 54 years, 1 month and 2 days. She was buried on June 1st, 1815 and, in addition to her husband, also left 3 grown children behind. | Reise, Friederika Catharina (I8473)
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| 13789 | She died on April 8, at 7 p.m.Lived only 24 hours. | Rosentreter, Anna Maria (I10430)
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| 13790 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Sophie (I9725)
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| 13791 | She remarried twice - Herb Blair in 1980 & George Krebs in 1983 | Fisher, Emma Kathryn (I1894)
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| 13792 | Shepherd in the catchment area of the parish of Groß Leistenau, Graudenz district (1766) | Rosentreter, Michael (I5265)
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| 13793 | Shipping list to La Plata https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/1068/images/K_1734_080493-0367 | Rosentreter, Heinrich Rudolf (I7295)
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| 13794 | Shown as Married in the 1930 Census | Family (F2617)
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| 13795 | Signed name on marriage record as Rosentraeter - I wonder if there is a connection to the Danish Rosentraetter's? | Rosentreter, Joseph (I0684)
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| 13796 | Sissie Anderson Ellis Island always gets the blame for misspellings of names. But, the only took the ship manifests and copied them down. Ellen Mazzoni Sissie Anderson Not always. They asked my uncle what he wanted his "American" name to be. So they changed him to Rodgers. Dixie Rose It was Rogers, but mom and dad never used it. Later they got a lawyer and had it legally returned to Rosentreter | Family (F2059)
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| 13797 | Sister Freidericke was witness for 2nd child Auguste's Baptism https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2116/images/4110189_00093 | Rosentreter, Charlotte Friederike Wilhelmine (I2158)
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| 13798 | Sister of Harry Eugene Alexander [I3255] | Alexander, Susan Jane (I3796)
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| 13799 | Sister to Elise | Kühn, Hedwig Henriette Christine (I6770)
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| 13800 | Sister to Hedwig | Kühn, Elise Johanna (I6646)
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| 13801 | Sisters Obituary: https://www.victoriaadvocate.com/obituaries/ina-larue-williams/article_5c0dc7da-97db-52bc-9fcd-b5edbc706715.html | Fitzhenry, Edith Estelle (I3600)
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| 13802 | Smieszkowo | Rosentreter, Caroline Wilhelmine (I2132)
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| 13803 | Snip is from FHL Microfilm 752864 for the Evangelical (Lutheran) church at Schokken, which after 1815 was organized in Kreis (County) Wongrowitz, Grand Duchy of Posen, Prussia. This marriage is from 28 Oct 1781. At that time, Schokken was still under the Polish kingdom and was not part of the First Partition of Poland, which gave West Prussia and the Netze (River) District to Prussia. For this area, it is important to understand events in the context of when they occurred. The record states that on the 28 Oct 1781 married Peter Rosentreter, bachelor and second son of the "Wirth" [landlord, farmer] Friedrich Rosentreter in Gramsdorf, with the maiden Susanna Stewenau, middle daughter of the "Wirth" Michael Stewenau at Bärenbusch. This couple, Peter and Susanna (Stewenau) Rosentreter, would have been one couple of my paternal side 4th-great-grandparents. Courtesy Brian Podoll | Family (F1999)
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| 13804 | Some confusion in this record. Birth record states mother as Anna Sophie Bonatz but Martin was at that time married and having children with Gottliebe. Martin married Anna Sophie after the death of Gottliebe. As Johann and Gottliebe had a daughter Anna Louise at around the same time in 1802, one can only assume he was sleeping with both of the sisters!!! Maybe they were twins and one night he confused them :) | Rosentreter, Regina Dorothea (I2100)
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| 13805 | Some information sourced from https://www.sggee.org/ member area. | Family (F3503)
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| 13806 | Son Adolf born 9 Nov 1867 Antoniew, Lodz | Family (F3571)
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| 13807 | Son Arthur Max born 4 Mar 1880 in Posen | Family (F4091)
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| 13808 | Son August and daughters Paulina and Karolina | Family (F1364)
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| 13809 | Son August drowned in Pilov River *1859 +2 Jul 1875 | Family (F4256)
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| 13810 | Son August Gustav *12 Aug 1870 Lumno - Revier Church Book | Family (F1143)
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| 13811 | Son born about 1860 (Evangelische Kirche Wirsitz) https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61250/images/0245510-00264 | Family (F4351)
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| 13812 | Son Carl Ludwig married in Wolsztyn in 1833 to Johanna Eleonora Sarnewska | Family (F2211)
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| 13813 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F4311)
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| 13814 | Son Emil Albert *26 Dec 1868 Briesen - Revier Church Book | Family (F4102)
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| 13815 | Son Ferdinand born 21 Mar 1862. He married Henrietta Schmidtke | Family (F1096)
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| 13816 | Son Franz Poznan marriage records have two entries with different forenames, Carolina in one and Pauline in the other. | Rosentreter, Carolina (I9380)
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| 13817 | Son Friedrich Julius' Marriage Record - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60749/images/45213_srep100^066217-00186 | Family (F0202)
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| 13818 | Son Friedrich Wilhelm *8 Apr 1870 +8 Aug 1870 - Revier - Revier Church Book | Family (F4102)
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| 13819 | Son Gustav Carl Albert born 7 Mar 1871 Carolinenburg, Kreis Soldin | Family (F3021)
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| 13820 | Son Hubert born 1857 Buskow - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61350/images/47324_walch^c^1874^^-00095 | Family (F1203)
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| 13821 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F0289)
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| 13822 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F0294)
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| 13823 | Son Jacob's death record +19 Jun 1806 states mother as widow (vidua). | Rosentreter, Jacob (I0825)
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| 13824 | Son Johann August born 1879 - https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/3931849:60749 | Family (F4289)
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| 13825 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Candace Elizabeth (I4027)
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| 13826 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Ernst Helmut (I7589)
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| 13827 | Son of Ludwig Lewis Rosentreter and Erenstena Boehlke Rosentreter. The location of his grave is Section 2 Row 12 His wife was Emma Louise Fastnow Rosentreter | Rosentreter, Heinrich Gottlieb (Hank) (I0499)
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| 13828 | Son of Otto Removed from Odd Fellows cemetery S F during the 1930's | Rosentreter, Albert W (I2879)
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| 13829 | Son of Rosa Lentz and John Rosentreter; married 1903, to Pauline Deering. Children include: Martha Rosentreter born 1904 in Russia, died June 30, 1992, married Carl Kern Maria Rosentreter born 1906 in Russia, died December 1983, married Gottlieb Schwark Emil Rosentreter Raymond Rosentreter Helen Rosentreter born 1915 in Ontario died November 17, 1992, married Jake Heinkel Daniel Rosentreter born November 12, 1920, died January 08, 2015, married Lillie Selch William Rosentreter born October 16, 1923, died July 11, 1911, married Phyllis | Rosentreter, Herman (I1430)
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| 13830 | Son of the Shoemaker from Church Inn (Kirchkrug). Johann George R was born on November 19th, 1776 (Tuesday after the 24th Sunday after the Holy Trinity). He was the son of the shoemaker R (no first name given). | Rosentreter, Johann George (I10519)
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| 13831 | Son Paul Killed in Action 1943 - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61641/images/49307_b_563_gb315_0001-00023 | Family (F3092)
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| 13832 | Son Theodore born 4 Apr 1899 Bekiesza, Leczna, Lubelskie, Poland | Rosentreter, Eva (I4439)
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| 13833 | Son Wilhelm Albert *6 Feb 1869 +28 Sep 1869 Szczodrachawo - Revier Book | Family (F1143)
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| 13834 | Son: Emil Gillieron, still lives in Athens. | Family (F1192)
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| 13835 | Son: Johann Daniel was born on July 17th, 1797 and baptized on July 23rd, 1797. His parents were Christina R and Daniel Kraceske or Kraieske Born in Władysławów | Family (F2725)
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| 13836 | Son: Johann Gottlieb was born on May 15th, 1797 and baptized on June 5th, 1797. His parents were Mariane R and Johann Schiller Born in: Władysławów | Family (F2734)
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| 13837 | Son: Martin was born on October 7th 1801 Skoki and on October 15th baptized. His parents were Johann Stebner and Anna Dorothea R. | Family (F2352)
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| 13838 | Son: Rudolf August Meissner was born on July 12, 1886 in Posen. Parents: the shunter Rudolf Meissner and Anna Rosentreter, both Protestant, living in Poznan | Family (F2144)
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| 13839 | Sons marriage record - https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/60749/images/42898_srep100^022021-00039 | Family (F4056)
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| 13840 | Sophie R died on February 27, 1849 in Ruhden at the age of 59 of pneumonia. Her husband was Carl Ludwig Ewert. | Rosentreter, Sophie (I10379)
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| 13841 | Source Citation Social Security Administration; Washington D.C., USA; Social Security Death Index, Master File Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2014. | Lawton, Florence Vera (I5578)
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| 13842 | Source: Ancestry.com - - Germany, Prussia, Brandenburg and Posen, Select Church Book Duplicates, 1794-1874 - Ancestry.com - 1,9950::0 1,9950::250191 Source: Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Germany, Deaths, 1874-1971 - Ancestry.com - 1,61350::0 Kreisarchiv des Landkreises Ostprignitz-Ruppin; Neuruppin, Deutschland; Personenstandsregister Landkreis Ostprignitz-Ruppin 1,61350::75184854 Source: Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Germany, Marriages, 1874-1935 - Ancestry.com - 1,61349::0 Kreisarchiv des Landkreises Ostprignitz-Ruppin; Neuruppin, Deutschland; Personenstandsregister Landkreis Ostprignitz-Ruppin 1,61349::1500014722 | Wittkopf, Catherine Dorothea (I2472)
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| 13843 | Source: Ancestry.com - - Germany, Prussia, Brandenburg and Posen, Select Church Book Duplicates, 1794-1874 - Ancestry.com - 1,9950::0 1,9950::250192 Source: Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Germany, Deaths, 1874-1971 - Ancestry.com - 1,61350::0 Kreisarchiv des Landkreises Ostprignitz-Ruppin; Neuruppin, Deutschland; Personenstandsregister Landkreis Ostprignitz-Ruppin 1,61350::60184854 Source: Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Germany, Marriages, 1874-1935 - Ancestry.com - 1,61349::0 Kreisarchiv des Landkreises Ostprignitz-Ruppin; Neuruppin, Deutschland; Personenstandsregister Landkreis Ostprignitz-Ruppin 1,61349::135014722 | Rosentreter, Wilhelm (I2471)
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| 13844 | Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - 1910 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Thirteenth Census of the Unit - 1,7884::0 Year: 1910; Census Place: Toledo Ward 10, Lucas, Ohio; Roll: T624_1209; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 0124; FHL microfilm: 1375222 1,7884::22155545 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - 1920 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 on roll 323 (Chicago City.Original data - United States - 1,6061::0 Year: 1920; Census Place: Toledo Ward 13, Lucas, Ohio; Roll: T625_1409; Page: 14B; Enumeration District: 134; Image: 1112 1,6061::21284626 | Rosentreter, Anthony Paul (I1826)
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| 13845 | Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - 1930 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2002.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626 - 1,6224::0 Year: 1930; Census Place: Washington, Lucas, Ohio; Roll: 1840; Page: 24B; Enumeration District: 0191; Image: 918.0; FHL microfilm: 2341574 1,6224::70853098 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - U.S. City Directories (Beta) - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.Original data - Original sources vary according to directory. The title of the specific directory being viewed is listed at the top of the image viewer page. Check the directory titl - 1,2469::0 1,2469::303436902 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - 1940 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1940. T627 - 1,2442::0 Year: 1940; Census Place: Sylvania, Lucas, Ohio; Roll: T627_3106; Page: 34A; Enumeration District: 48-25 1,2442::32651837 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 - Ancestry.com - Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. - 1,60901::0 1,60901::43080518 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2002 - Ancestry.com and Ohio Department of Health - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.Original data - Ohio. Division of Vital Statistics. Death Certificates and index, December 20, 1908-December 31, 1953. State Archives Series 3094. Ohio Historical Society, Ohio.Ohio D - 1,5763::0 Certificate: 078266; Volume: 27466 1,5763::1766352 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - 1910 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Thirteenth Census of the Unit - 1,7884::0 Year: 1910; Census Place: Toledo Ward 10, Lucas, Ohio; Roll: T624_1209; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 0124; FHL microfilm: 1375222 1,7884::135944948 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - 1920 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA. Note: Enumeration Districts 819-839 on roll 323 (Chicago City.Original data - United States - 1,6061::0 Year: 1920; Census Place: Toledo Ward 13, Lucas, Ohio; Roll: T625_1409; Page: 14B; Enumeration District: 134; Image: 1112 1,6061::21284629 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - Social Security Death Index - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.Original data - Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security - 1,3693::0 Number: 272-62-5301; Issue State: Ohio; Issue Date: 1973 1,3693::34646446 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - Web: Lucas County, Ohio, Blade Obituary Index, 1970-2010 - Ancestry.com - Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. - 1,70479::0 1,70479::152243 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - U.S. Public Records Index, Volume 1 - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.Original data - Voter Registration Lists, Public Record Filings, Historical Residential Records, and Other Household Database Listings.Original data: Voter Registration Lists, Public - 1,1788::0 1,1788::119749246 | Rosentreter, Lillian Emma (I0040)
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| 13846 | Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - 1940 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.Original data - United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1940. T627 - 1,2442::0 Year: 1940; Census Place: Adams, Lucas, Ohio; Roll: T627_3105; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 48-1 1,2442::29672986 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2002 - Ancestry.com and Ohio Department of Health - Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.Original data - Ohio. Division of Vital Statistics. Death Certificates and index, December 20, 1908-December 31, 1953. State Archives Series 3094. Ohio Historical Society, Ohio.Ohio D - 1,5763::0 Certificate: 076856; Volume: 28299 1,5763::4164672 Source: Ancestry.com - http://www.Ancestry.com - Ohio, Birth Index, 1908-1964 - Ancestry.com - Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. - 1,3146::0 1,3146::3522279 | Rosentreter, Doris Ann (I1823)
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| 13847 | Source: Brian Podoll In Hans Bahlow's book, Deutsches Namenlexikon, he mentions a gardener named Godeke Rosentredere [I4911] from 1290 at Stralsund (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany). | Rosentredere, Godeke (I4911)
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| 13848 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Candace Elizabeth (I4027)
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| 13849 | Source: Connie Poynter Rosentreter | Rosentreter, Ernstine Rosaline (I0449)
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| 13850 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Paul Gregory (I2251)
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| 13851 | Source: Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Germany, Marriages, 1874-1935 - Ancestry.com - 1,61349::0 Kreisarchiv des Landkreises Ostprignitz-Ruppin; Neuruppin, Deutschland; Personenstandsregister Landkreis Ostprignitz-Ruppin 1,61349::90014722 Source: Ancestry.com - - Germany, Prussia, Brandenburg and Posen, Select Church Book Duplicates, 1794-1874 - Ancestry.com - 1,9950::0 1,9950::250193 Source: Ancestry.com - - Brandenburg, Germany, Transcripts of Church Records, 1700-1874 - Ancestry.com - 1,2116::0 1,2116::638537 Source: Ostprignitz-Ruppin, Germany, Deaths, 1874-1971 - Ancestry.com - 1,61350::0 Kreisarchiv des Landkreises Ostprignitz-Ruppin; Neuruppin, Deutschland; Personenstandsregister Landkreis Ostprignitz-Ruppin 1,61350::184854 | Rosentreter, Auguste Johanna Karoline (I0030)
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| 13852 | Sources: Ancestry.de - http://www.Ancestry.de - 1910 United States Federal Census - Ancestry.com - Online-Veröffentlichung - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.Ursprüngliche Daten - Indiziert von ProQuest anhand von auf Mikrofilm aufgezeichneten Listen der US-Volkszählung von 1910. Daten aufgenommen von der National Archives and Records A - 1,7884::0 - Year: 1910; Census Place: Carlinville, Macoupin, Illinois; Roll: ; Page: ; Enumeration District: ; Image: . http://search.Ancestry.de/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1910uscenindex&h=104124972&ti=5545&indiv=try&gss=pt - Geburtsdatum: 1888 Geburtsort: Illinois Wohnort - Datum: 1910 Wohnort: Carlinville, Macoupin, Illinois - 1,7884::104124972 | Rosentreter, Peter Joseph (I0394)
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| 13853 | Spelling from Fathers obituary - https://www.newspapers.com/clip/83894848/obituary-for-emil-e-roessler-aged-82/ | Roessler, Louise V (I5197)
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| 13854 | Sponsor for a Schoenburg child in 1803 - https://www.raduraksti.arhivi.lv/objects/1:4:11:2055:2397:19814#&gid=1&pid=36 | Rosentreter, Friedrich August (I10887)
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| 13855 | Sponsor for birth of a Schoenburg in 1809 - https://www.raduraksti.arhivi.lv/objects/1:4:11:2055:2397:19814#&gid=1&pid=39 | Greathed, Louisa Ulrica (I10888)
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| 13856 | St. Barbara-Church | Family (F2343)
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| 13857 | St. Paul's Loon Lake Church | Family (F1567)
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| 13858 | Stanislaus Blum (26 years old) and Anna Susanne R (25 years old) married on February 7, 1842. Her father was the farmer Johann R. | Family (F4042)
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| 13859 | Stanislaus Buchholz (Catholic, born on March 4, 1866 in Gostorzyn) and Marie Teodosia R (see her signature!) (Catholic, born on April 4, 1884 in Gostorzyn) married on November 23, 1901. Her parents were Joseph R and Marianna Okoneck. | Family (F4529)
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| 13860 | static.raduraksti.arhivi.lv/media/2020/f/LVVA_F235/LVVA_F235_US2/LVVA_F235_US2_GV1117/LVVA_F235_US2_GV1117_0068.jpg | Rosentreter, Otto Wilhelm (I2825)
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| 13861 | Stefan Kukowski (Catholic, born on August 3rd, 1886 in Zakrzewo/ Flatow) and Martha R (Catholic, born on October 18th, 1878 in Jehlenz) married on February 8th, 1909 in Sicinni. Her parents were August R and Katharina Gatz from Jehlenz. | Family (F4527)
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| 13862 | Steinau No 8/1941 | Family (F15)
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| 13863 | Stepdaughter of Albert | Rosentreter, Teresa Margaret (I0500)
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| 13864 | Stepmother listed as mother in death record, Lentzke is place of birth not Wustrau as per birth record. | Rosenträger, August Wilhelm Friedrich (I7134)
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| 13865 | Stepson of William Nevora | Rosentrater, Willard J (I0451)
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| 13866 | Still alive in Jan 1875 | Rosentreter, Johann Reinhold (I2956)
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| 13867 | Still alive in Jan 1875 | Rosentreter, Carl Eduard (I10662)
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| 13868 | Still having children in 1840 in Skoki!!! | Family (F1966)
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| 13869 | Still using RosentrEter spelling in 1913 | Rosentrater, Julius A (I0456)
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| 13870 | Stillborn https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/5164/images/41381_2421406274_0592-03272 | Rosentreter, NN (I4548)
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| 13871 | Stillborn | Rosenträger, NN (I3476)
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| 13872 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I6021)
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| 13873 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I6242)
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| 13874 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I6353)
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| 13875 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I7037)
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| 13876 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I7804)
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| 13877 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I30)
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| 13878 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I164)
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| 13879 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I210)
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| 13880 | Stillborn | Rosentreter, NN (I211)
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| 13881 | Stillborn - Mother died in childbirth | Rosentreter, Anna (I9173)
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| 13882 | Stillborn - Twin | Rosenträger, NN (I7979)
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| 13883 | Stillborn Female | Rosenträger, NN (I8020)
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| 13884 | Studued Medicine in Dorpat, Russia 1857-1862 | Rosentreter, Dr George Woldemar Wilhelm (I4810)
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| 13885 | Surname may be 'Panowitz' or similar | NK, Adeline (I8895)
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| 13886 | Surname possibly Warmke - Marriage record shows two different spellings. | Wandke, Natalie (I5029)
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| 13887 | Survived by daughter Paulina, son in law Jan Jarosz, grandchildren= Joseph, Anton, Alderman Stanislaw Walkowiak, and Martha Karolewska, and 9 great grandchildren. | Rosentreter, Anne Justine (I2490)
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| 13888 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Susan Elaine (I0382)
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| 13889 | Susanna Friederike was born on October 6th 1801 and on 13.10.1801 baptized. Her parents were Michael R and Anna Rosina Lud. | Rosentreter, Susanna Friederike (I5725)
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| 13890 | Suzanne Schwab Hill (Great Grandaughter) ESCAPE FROM CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS Some of what appears below I learned through my uncle, Wilbert Schwab. He likely heard some of this story from his grandmother, Mary Schwab, born Anna Maria Rosentreter. She was the oldest child of Andrew and Rosa Rosentreter. I have found several sources that lend credence to what my uncle told me. Andreas (Andrew) Rosentreter was born January 19, 1845, in Abrau, West Prussia, now Poland. His parents were Joseph Mathias Rosentreter and Anna Katarzyna Musolf, part of the Koschneiderei, an area settled by Germans in the 14th century. They maintained their Germanic culture and their Catholic faith. According to Joseph Rink’s “Koschneidereisohne,” (Sons of the Koschneiderei) written in 1924, Josef was a prosperous farmer, and sent most of his children to the gymnasium (high school) in Konitz. At some point, Andrew served in the Army, returning an alcoholic. He married Rosa Schultz in 1875. His brother was Augustus Rosentreter, the last German bishop of Kulm, West Prussia. Augustus met Francis Ostrop while in the seminary. Father Ostrop immigrated to America and became the pastor of St. Joseph Church in Carlinville, Ill., in 1877. Augustus may have thought that if Andrew was to get away from his friends In Abrau, he wouldn’t drink, so Augustus arranged for Andrew and Rosa to immigrate to Carlinville, Ill., with three of their children in 1880. A son named Andrew died on the trip and was buried at sea. Andrew was a tenant farmer in rural Carlinville, becoming a citizen in 1888. In late January 1898, he sold some hogs and disappeared. The family learned that he had returned to Abrau and his family of origin. His return was documented in “Koschneidereisohne.” Translated here is the commentary: “The second eldest son, named Andreas, his destiny driven to America, where he bought rural property. One day homesickness, the yearning for his parental house, for his native country and his brothers and sisters gripped him. Without giving a message to his family before, he rushed a ship, wearing his overalls and came back suddenly and unexpected to his native place to visit his folks.” Family lore had it that he wrote a letter home asking his wife and children to return and join him. His wife replied that they were established in America and weren’t returning. The Carlinville Democrat had this article in the February 3, 1898, edition: “Andrew Rosentreter, who lived on the Steidley farm, west of town, has been missing since last Thursday. That day he sold 40 hogs, receiving about $300 in cash, and since then nothing has been seen or heard of him. He was financially involved, and some of his friends think he has taken up his abode elsewhere. He leaves a wife and seven children. He is a German about (actually 53) 60 years of age, short and heavy build. His friends and relatives are making efforts to locate him or learn whether he has been foully dealt with for the money he had on his person.” The Macoupin County Enquirer had this in its February 9, 1898, edition under the headline, “He’ll Never Come Back”: “Andrew Rosentreter has been heard from. He is the middle aged farmer, with family, who leased the Steidley farm west of town. January 27 Rosentreter sold his hogs for $275 and suddenly disappeared. The agent at the C&A (railroad) said a man answering to his description purchased a ticket for Chicago. This is now authenticated by a letter dated Chicago from Rosentreter himself to Franz Schultz who resides on the Frickie farm east of Carlinville. He said his intention is to go back to his old home in Germany and whatever happens he will never return to Carlinville. Rosentreter was financially embarrassed and this appears to be his method of getting rid of his troubles. In the meanwhile his family will have to do the best they can.” A similar article appeared in the Carlinville Democrat on February 10, 1898, with an additional sentence, “He is running away from his debts as well as his family, as he was deeply involved.” His German family must have convinced him to return to Carlinville because he boarded a ship in Hamburg on April 14, 1898. He traveled via the Furst Bismarck to Ellis Island and arrived on April 23, 1898. My uncle told me that his wife Rosa refused to allow him to return to the family home. He went to live with daughter Mary and husband Frank. She was due to have a child in May 1898, my grandfather, Edward. By the 1900 census he was living with Rosa and the family apparently on a farm, because his occupation was that of farmer in Carlinville Township. Andrew died July 20, 1927, and is buried in Old Calvary Cemetery. | Rosentreter, Andreas Joseph (Andrew) (I0390)
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| 13891 | Tammy Lynn ROSENTRETER State Journal-Register, The (Springfield, IL) - Wednesday, August 5, 2015 GILLESPIE, IL - Tammy Lynn Rosentreter, 46, passed away at 10:50 a.m. on Aug. 3, 2015, at her residence. Kravanya Funeral Home in Gillespie is in charge of arrangements. | Wilkins, Tammy Lynn (I6088)
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| 13892 | Tatiana Iakovleva City of Lublin 12 (24) December 1869, one o'clock. Came: Wilhelm Rosentereter 20 years old, a colonist from Felschin, August Goin 27 years old and Wilhelm Merch 38 years old, both colonists from Felschin, he showed us a male baby born in the village of Felschin on December 10 (22) at 5 pm from his wife Wilhelmina nee Diesterheft, 18 years old. At holy baptism, performed today, the baby was given the name AUGUST, and the recipients were the aforementioned witnesses and CHRISTINA ROSENTRETER, a girl from Felschin (apparently Wilhelm's sister). Those present, as always, are illiterate. | Rosentreter, August (I4369)
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| 13893 | Tatiana Iakovleva City of Lublin November 25 (December 07) 1874, noon. They came: Ivan Rosentreter 33 years old, a colonist from Maziarka, Samuel Kelm 28 years old and Christian Koch 42 years old, both colonists from Maziarka, he showed us a male baby born in Maziarka YESTERDAY at 6 o'clock in the morning from his wife Karolina née Radke 30 years old. At holy baptism performed today, the baby was given the name RUDOLF, and the successors were the aforementioned witnesses and Emilia Radke, the wife of a colonist from Maziarka. Those present, as always, are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Rudolph (I4426)
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| 13894 | Tatiana Iakovleva Held in Lublin on January 28 (February 9) 1890 at 4 pm. We announce that in the presence of witnesses Joseph Kowalski, 37 years old, and Jacob Nitz, 50 years old, day laborers from Lublin, a religious marriage alliance was concluded today between Ludwik Rosenter, a day laborer 65 yo, a widower after Beate, née Penno, who died in Maidan Krasininsky on January 5 (17), 1886, living in the Maidan Krasininsky Lubartowsky county, born in Domba, the son of the late spouses Samuel and Rosalia, nee Mitsner of the Evangelical Augsburg denomination, and Karolina Krause, a maiden, a servant from Lublin, born in Jägersdorf, the daughter of Gottlieb and his late wife Maria, nee Fangrad, Evangelical Evangelical denomination. This marriage was preceded by 3 marriage announcements published in the parish church on January 7 (19), 14 (26), January 21 (February 2) of the current year. The newlyweds announced that they had not entered into a marriage contract. This act was read and signed only by me because the illiteracy of those present. Pastor. | Family (F1810)
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| 13895 | Tatiana Iakovleva Held in Wielun on 06 (18) February 1871 at 2 pm. Danel Rosentreter, a 32-year-old farmer from the Rudlitz colony, appeared in the presence of the local farmers Julius Steibart, 36, and Wilhelm Zigeldorf, 36, and presented us with a female child, born yesterday at the same place at 6 a.m. from his wife Ernestina, nee Zaft, 30 years old. This infant was given the name Augusta in holy baptism, performed today, and his successors were Ziegeldorf and Wilhelmina Steinbart. This act was read aloud to those present and written only by me, since they are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Augusta (I10718)
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| 13896 | Tatiana Iakovleva It happened in the city of Lodz on November 22 (December 04) 1898 at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Julius Rosentereter, a local worker, 34 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: John Anelt a carpenter 50 years old and August Heinke a worker 25 years old, both local residents, he showed us a female baby born in Lodz YESTERDAY from his wife Ernestina nee Drewitz 28 years old. At holy baptism performed today, the baby was given the name OLGA, and the aforementioned witnesses and Louise Wiese were the successors. This act was read aloud and signed only by me since those present are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Olga (I4683)
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| 13897 | Tatiana Iakovleva It happened in the city of Lodz on September 15 (27), 1896 at 3 pm. Gottfried Rosentereter, a resident of Balut, 39 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: August Nordwest 38 years old and Ivan Drews 44 years old, both residents of Balut, he showed us a male baby born in Balut on September 11 (23) of this year from his wife Rosalia nee Hirth, 36 years old. At holy baptism performed today, the baby was given the name Alfred, and the aforementioned witnesses and Julianna Bernhard were the successors. This act was read aloud and signed only by me since those present are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Alfred (I2140)
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| 13898 | Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in Lodz on 03 (15) January 1882 at 5 pm. In the presence of witnesses: August Schulz, the bride's uncle, 47 years old, and Konrad Ioss, a cloth maker from Zgerz, 31 years old, today a religious marriage was concluded between: Ivan Ludovik Hermann Rosentreter, a single, a local locksmith 45 years and 8 months old, born in Murovan Gomlin in Poznan, the son of the soap-maker Karl Rosentreter now deceased and his wife Matilda nee Schenck, who lives in Berlin (Mother), and Amanda Emilia Meyer, a girl of 20 years and 4 months old, born in Niswa, the daughter of a locksmith Emil August Ferdinand and his wife Henrietta Wilhelmina née Schulz, the Meyers, who lives in Lodz at her parents. The permission of the bride's father is stated verbally. This act is read aloud and signed, only the second witness is illiterate. | Family (F0675)
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| 13899 | Tatiana Iakovleva It took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on June 16 (28), 1896. In the presence of witnesses: Wenceslas Martynowski and Józef Krystyniak, adult weavers from Lodz a religious marriage union was concluded between Friedrich Wilhelm Rosentreter, a single weaver 30 years old, living in Ozorkow Lenchitsky district, born of the deceased Friedrich and his wife Amalia nee Tulinius, with the girl Regina Krystynyak, a seamstress 24 years old, living in Mileshki of the local district, born of Alexander and his wife Anna nee Sokolovskaya. Permission to marry to the newlywed was given verbally by his guardian. The newlyweds did not enter into a prenuptial agreement. | Family (F1183)
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| 13900 | Tatiana Iakovleva Lenchitsa 08 (20) April 1876 at 7 pm. They came: Tomasz Novakovskiy a day laborer and Shimon Mishkevich a bricklayer, both adults from Lenchitsa, and announced that Helena Rosentreter, a 55-year-old widow, daughter of unknown parents, had died in Lenchitsa TODAY at 4 o'clock in the morning. Those present are illiterate | Majchrzak, Helena (I9239)
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| 13901 | Tatiana Iakovleva Lodz 01 (13) July 1879 at 2 pm. Friedrich Rosentreter, a 46-year-old local butcher came. In the presence of witnesses: Ferdinand Ganish, 48 years old and Christian Krieger 35 years old, both local residents, he showed us a female baby born in Lodz on June 20 (July 02) at 4 pm from his wife Amalia nee Tullinius 40 years old. At holy baptism performed today, this baby was given the name AMALIA NATALIA, and the aforementioned witnesses and Catherine Krieger were the recipients. Being late due to father's illness. This act was signed only by the pastor due to the illiteracy of all those present. | Rosentreter, Amalia Natalia (I5726)
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| 13902 | Tatiana Iakovleva Lodz 09 (21) June 1884 at 10 o'clock in the morning. August Rosentreter, a 33-year-old local worker, came. In the presence of witnesses: Karl Riemer, 25 years old and Thomas Boevsky, 29 years old, both local weavers, he showed us a male baby born in Lodz YESTERDAY at 4 a.m. from his wife Paulina nee Schmidtke, 27 years old. At holy baptism performed today, this baby was given the name Wilhelm Friedrich, and the aforementioned witnesses and Rosalia Gottschling were the recipients. Those present, as always, are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Wilhelm Friedrich (I5565)
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| 13903 | Tatiana Iakovleva Lodz April 25 (May 07) 1882 at 9 o'clock in the morning. August Rosentreter, a local carpenter, 31 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: Ludovic Krege 36 years old and Wilhelm Lange 24 years old, both local workers, he showed us a male baby born in Lodz YESTERDAY at 4 a.m. from his wife Paulina nee Schmidtke 25 years old. At holy baptism performed today, this baby was given the name IVAN (JAN) ADOLF, and the aforementioned witnesses and Caroline Scheler were the recipients. Those present, as always, are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Ivan (Jan) Adolph (I2230)
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| 13904 | Tatiana Iakovleva Novosolna 11 (23) July 1872 at 9 o'clock in the morning. Wilhelm Rosentreter a day laborer from Janówka 35 came. In the presence of witnesses: Gottfried Schrothke, 31, and Wilhelm Kurz, 44, both farmers from Janówka, he showed us a male child born in Janówka TODAY at 6 a.m. from his wife Dorota, nee Spielmann, 27 years old. At holy baptism, performed today, this baby was given the name YAKOV and the successors were Wilhelm Kurz and Louise Schrothke. Those present are illiterate as usual, the act is signed only by the ADMINISTRATOR! | Rosentreter, Jacob (I6096)
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| 13905 | Tatiana Iakovleva Novosolna on August 26 (September 07) 1877 at 11 o'clock in the morning. Came: Wilhelm ?Twiram? a farmer from Halonka, 36 years old, and August Hoffman, a farmer from Janówka, 41 years old, and announced that YESTERDAY at 10 o'clock in the evening in Janówka died Karolina Rosenteter, 81 years old, the wife of the farmer Gottfried Rosentreter, who lived in Janówka. | Kaleske, Anna Caroline (I10480)
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| 13906 | Tatiana Iakovleva Pozdzienice 09 (21) May 1873 at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Christopher Rosentreter, a day laborer in Kuruvek, 30 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: Gottlieb Krieger, a young man from Kuruwek, and Ludovic Meisner, a day laborer in Poždzienica, both adults, he showed us a female baby born in Kuruwek YESTERDAY at noon from his wife Paulina, née Riske, 27 years old. At holy baptism performed today, this baby was given the name EMILIA, and the recipients were the aforementioned witnesses and Emilia Krieger from Kuruvek. And those present are illiterate as always. | Rosentreter, Emilia (I2994)
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| 13907 | Tatiana Iakovleva The city of Lublin on May 21 (June 02) 1884 at 10 o'clock in the morning. Witnesses: Gottlieb Deter, 52 years old, a farmer from Maidan Krasininsky and Daniil Milbrand, 21 years old, a farmer from Snopkov. TODAY, a religious marriage union has been concluded between: August Rosentreter, single 23 years old, farmer from Pikusovica, born in the city of Domba, son of Louis and Beata née Binks? spouses Rosentreter, Evangelical Augsburg Confession and Wilhelmina Gust, a girl of 19 years old, born in the Augustopol colony of the Warsaw province, daughter of Christoph and Elizabeth nee Vedman, spouses Gust, of the Evangelical Augsburg denomination. The bride's father, who is present here, announced his consent to the marriage verbally. Signed by the pastor only ... | Family (F1807)
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| 13908 | Tatiana Iakovleva This happened in Lodz on January 22 (February 03) 1895 at 4 pm. Julius Rosentreter, a day laborer from Dola, 30 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: Gustav Wils, a day laborer, 28 years old, and Ivan Ganelt, a carpenter, 47 years old, both residents of Dola, he showed us a female baby born in Dola TODAY at 10 a.m. from his wife Ernestina née Drewicz. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name BERTA, and the aforementioned witnesses and Emilia Ganelt were the recipients. | Rosentreter, Berta (I2187)
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| 13909 | Tatiana Iakovleva This happened in Lodz on November 28 (December 10) 1880 at 3 pm. They came: Gottfried Rosentreter worker 23 years old and Christian Bechtod 38 years old, both local residents and informed us that TODAY at 12 noon in Lodz died Emma Rosentreter 3 weeks old, born in Lodz, the daughter of the aforementioned Gottfried Rosentreter and his wife Rosalia nee Hep. This act was read aloud and signed only by me and the second witness, since my father is illiterate. | Rosentreter, Emma (I2594)
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| 13910 | Tatiana Iakovleva This happened in Lodz on September 10 (22), 1895 at 2 pm. Gottfried Rosentreter, a resident of Baluty, 38 years old, came. In the presence of witnesses: Lavrenty Bernhard, a baker, 43 years old, and Fyodor Norquest, a potter, 33 years old, both residents of Baluty, he showed us a male baby born in Baluty on 06 (18) August this year at 5 a.m. from his wife Rosalia née Hirth. At the holy baptism performed today, this baby was given the name GUSTAV, and the aforementioned witnesses and Paulina Norquest were the recipients. The father was late for family reasons. | Rosentreter, Gustav (I4800)
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| 13911 | Tatiana Iakovleva This happened in Pabianice on May 29 (June 10) 1889 at 3 pm. They came: Wilhelm Rosentreter, a day laborer, 53 years old, and Jan Liauk, a farmer, 29 years old, both living in Kraszew and told us that TODAY, at 9 o'clock in the morning, Adolf Rosentreter died in Kraszew, 4 months old, the son of Ernestina Rosentreter, who was born in Kraszew. This act was read aloud and signed only by me since those present are illiterate. And apparently Wilhelm was Ernestina's Dad. | Rosentreter, Adolph (I2479)
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| 13912 | Tatiana Iakovleva This took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on April 23 (May 06) 1900 at 3 pm. Friedrich Rosentreter, a 24-year-old weaver from Lodz, appeared. In the presence of Anton Mihai and Vaclav Martynowski, adult workers from the city of Lodz, he presented a female baby born here on April 13 (26) at 3 o'clock in the morning from his wife Regina nee Krystyniak, 24 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name Helena and the successors were Anthony Mihai and Anna Martynovskaya. | Rosentreter, Helena (I0714)
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| 13913 | Tatiana Iakovleva This took place in the city of Lodz in the parish of the Holy Cross on December 13 (26), 1908 at 3 pm. Friedrich Rosentreter, a weaver from Lodz, 33 years old, appeared. In the presence of Wenceslas Martynowski and Tomasz Kavczynski, adult weavers from the city of Lodz, he presented a male baby born here on November 18 (Dec 1) at 3 o'clock in the morning from his wife Regina nee Krystyniak, 33 years old. At the holy baptism performed today, this child was given the name ALEXANDER and the successors were Vaclav Martynovsky and Marianna Kempe. | Rosentreter, Alexander (I0964)
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| 13914 | Tax collector Mayor of Schneidemühl from 1773 to 1776 I have assumed him to be about 40 years old when becoming mayor | Rosentreter, Michael (I10942)
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| 13915 | Tech Sgt. John H. Rosentreter, 38, reported missing in action on April 16, 1944 over India, has been officially listed as dead, relatives have been advised. A radio operator in the Army Air Force, Sergeant Rosentreter was on his 22nd mission when his plane was last seen disappearing among the clouds. He was a member of the crew of a B-25 which left India on a bombing mission to Northern Burma. Sergeant Rosentreter was born in Memphis and lived at 1009 Tully. He attended Leroy Page School and graduated from Tech High School. He was 34 and was with Crane Company when he entered the service July 31, 1942. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. After going overseas in September 1943, he served in Africa, Sicily, Italy, Egypt and India. | Rosentreter, Sgt John Henry (I3908)
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| 13916 | Ten-year-old Erich, son of the bricklayer [Gustav] Rosentreter [16602], went to the bathing area on the Küddow river with his peers on Saturday afternoon. This bathing area was near the brickworks. While bathing, Erich suddenly found himself in a deep spot, disappeared, reappeared, called for help and then went down for good. His body could only be recovered on Sunday near the urban area of Schneidemühl-Wiesenthal. You can find out more in the editions of the German daily newspaper “Posener Tageblatt”. In 1) First supplement to the morning edition of the Posener Tageblatt (51th year, No. 330) of July 17, 1912. 2) Supplement to the morning edition of the Posener Tageblatt (51th year, No. 332) of July 18, 1912. | Rosentreter, Erich Fritz (I6622)
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| 13917 | Tentative - Lilli's death record may show Alexander's parents accidently. | Rosentreter, Albert (I5451)
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| 13918 | Tentative - Lilli's death record may show Alexander's parents accidently. | Erdgang, Adolfine (I5452)
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| 13919 | Tentatively part of this family | Rosentreter, Carl (I2172)
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| 13920 | Tentatively placed as a brother of Michael - Could be a son of Friedrich | Rosentreter, Christian (I8051)
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| 13921 | Tentatively placed as a brother of Michael - Could possibly be a son of Friedrich but fits better here. | Rosentreter, Georg (I8005)
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| 13922 | Tentatively placed as a brother of Peter as only family in Skoki at the time | Rosentreter, Catharina (I8057)
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| 13923 | Tentatively placed as a brother of Peter as only family in Skoki at the time | Rosentreter, Maria (I8095)
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| 13924 | Tentatively placed as a brother of Peter as only family in Skoki at the time | Rosentreter, Catharina (I8100)
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| 13925 | Tentatively placed as a brother of Peter as only family in Skoki at the time | Rosentreter, Peter (I10566)
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| 13926 | Tentatively placed as a sister to Peter as her son Christian and daughter Anna Rosina were born in the same place, Skoki, and I can find no other Rosentreter family in this area at the time that fits. Christian was born on November 13th, 1750 and baptized on November 30th, 1750. His parents were Matthias Rosin and Christina R. Anna Rosina was born on September 5th, 1755 and baptized on September 22nd, 1755. Her parents were Matthias Rosin and Christina R. | Rosentreter, Christina (I7980)
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| 13927 | Tentatively placed here. Husband died in Adlich Brühlsdorf in 1824 | Rosentreter, Anna Maria (I10249)
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| 13928 | Tentatively placed in this family. Because there are obviously two Christoph's (the two families were having children at the same time), one married to Christina Grams and the other married to Rosina Jahnsin, I have used the Rosentreter/Jahnsin family here and the Rosentreter/Grams under Friedrich. | Rosentreter, Christoph (I6016)
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| 13929 | Tentatively placed in this family. More research required. | Rosentreter, Gustav (I3952)
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| 13930 | Tentatively placed in this family. She would have been the youngest daughter still living as per the marriage record. | Rosentreter, Regina (I8272)
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| 13931 | Tentatively placed into this family 90% Certainty | Rosentritt, Wilhelmine Albertine Bertha (I5013)
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| 13932 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Rosine (I0239)
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| 13933 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosenträger, Christian (I6181)
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| 13934 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rosentreter, Dr Roger Dale (I8809)
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| 13935 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Christina (I9565)
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| 13936 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Gottfried (I9719)
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| 13937 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Michael (I10132)
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| 13938 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Caroline (I10169)
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| 13939 | Tentatively placed with this family | Różański, Martinus (I10222)
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| 13940 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Daniel (I10334)
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| 13941 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Franz (I10335)
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| 13942 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Martin (I10351)
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| 13943 | Tentatively placed with this family | Rosentreter, Christoph (I10358)
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| 13944 | Tentatively placed with this family - birth of son Gottfried 10 Dec 1840 one of the witnesses was a Michael Rosentreter (Her father?) Parents could also possibly be Johann Michael Rosentreter [I8039] & Anna Rosina Lud/in [I5727] | Rosentreter, Eva (I4608)
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| 13945 | Tentatively placed with this family as they were in Pturek (only 5km's from Barcin) from 1831 | Rosentreter, Carl Christian (I10362)
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| 13946 | Tentatively placed with this family due to location and the fact I also have very little information on the rest of the family group. | Rosentreter, Johann (I10181)
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| 13947 | Tentatively placed with this family. It appears that Martin was Lutheran and it is his son Georg who married Catholic. | Rosentreter, NK (I10807)
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| 13948 | Tentatively placed with this family... 70% Certainty due to three names convention & Location - Large span between recorded births of 28 years and other siblings is of concern. Arno Kuhn is mentioned as spouse on death record. He then married sister? Minna Anna Meta R in 1927. She was also born Plytnica | Rosentreter, Minna Anna Meta (I7650)
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| 13949 | Tentatively placed with this family... 90% Certainty due to three names convention & Location - Large span between recorded births of 25 years and other siblings is of concern. | Rosentreter, Ida Agnes Frieda (I7608)
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| 13950 | Tentatively placed with this family... Child born in Gramsdorf in 1814 | Rosentreter, Anna Justina (I10247)
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| 13951 | Tentatively placed with this family... Child born in Gramsdorf in 1817 | Rosentreter, Anna Rosina (I10243)
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| 13952 | Tentatively placed with this family... Child born in Tłukawy in 1817 | Rosentreter, Anna Elisabeth (I10245)
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| 13953 | Tentatively placed with this family... Parents could also possibly be Johann Michael Rosentreter [I8039] & Anna Rosina Lud/in [I5727] | Rosentreter, Johann (I6026)
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| 13954 | Tentatively placed with this famly | Rosentreter, Michael (I10337)
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| 13955 | Textiles Manufacturing | Rosentreter, Alfred Gotthilf (I8034)
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| 13956 | The agricultural assistant Hugo Rein was born on February 19, 1927 in Redowka. His parents were Paul Rein (Protestant, born on December 12th, 1880 in Klemintuwka) and Adeline R (Protestant, born on December 11th, 1892 in Michalowka). | Family (F1786)
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| 13957 | The alms recipient Emilie Auguste Schook, nee ROSENDRÄGER (Protestant) was born on November 12th, 1840 in Alt-Ruppin and died of tuberculosis on April 27th, 1906 in Fehrbellin. She was married to the worker August Schook and had 2 sons, whose names were not mentioned. Details of their parents could not be given either. | Rosendräger, Emilie Auguste (I5386)
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| 13958 | The auxiliary switch operator Otto Robert R (Protestant, born on February 2nd, 1883 in Schönfeld) and Mathilde Alwine Wendland (Protestant, born on November 15th, 1884 in Schönfeld) married in Schneidemühl on October 5th, 1907. His parents were August R and Luise Heimann from Schönfeld. | Family (F4478)
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| 13959 | The butcher Fritz Erwin August Hiller (born on August 11th, 1907 and Eichen) and Else Hildegard R (born on March 17th, 1905 in Hohensalza) married on September 23rd, 1935 in Neustettin). Else died on November 12, 1941 in Neustettin. | Family (F2810)
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| 13960 | The Chief Tax Secretary Johann Alexander Schmehl (born on February 8th, 1876 in Kuznica Slupska) and Hedwig Margarete Regina R (born on December 14th, 1891 in Wichorsee) married on August 20th, 1924 in Breslau. One of the witnesses was the elementary school teacher Johann R (62 years old). | Family (F0507)
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| 13961 | The church servant Johann Anton R (born on January 28th, 1896 in Schlochau) and Martha Maria Magdalene Müller (born on March 28th, 1906 in Heinrichswalde) married on November 4th, 1930 in Heinrichswalde. | Family (F4197)
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| 13962 | The city of Lublin on June 17 (29), 1874 at 4 pm. Jacob Bauer, a landowner 33 years old, came from the city of Chelm. Witnesses: Karl Voss, 36 years old, a colonist from Okshov? and Karla Gerke, 31 years old, a colonist from Chulchits ?. He showed us a male baby born in the city of Chelm YESTERDAY at 8 am from his wife Florentina née Iob, 33 years old. This infant was given the name Gustav at holy baptism, and the witnesses mentioned above and Anna Gercke, the wife of the second witness, were the successors. Signed by Father and Pastor. | Bauer, Gustav (I4445)
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| 13963 | The city of Lublin on November 13 (25), 1872 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Wilhelm Rosentreter, 23, came. Witnesses: August Engelhardt, 21 years old and Samuel Distergert, 30 years old, all three colonists from Wilhelmswald. He showed us a male baby born in Wilhelmswald YESTERDAY at 5 o'clock in the morning from his wife Wilhelmina, born Duesterhoft, 21 years old. At holy baptism performed today, this baby was given the name HEINRICH, and the aforementioned witnesses and Ludovica Duesterhoft, a girl from Wilhelmswald, were all successors. Those present are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Heinrich (I4372)
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| 13964 | The city of Lublin on October 16 (28), 1877 at 3 pm. Jan Rosentreter, 36 years old, a colonist from Maziarka, appeared. Witnesses: Samuel Shanks 24 years old and Alexander Komof 39 years old, both colonists from Maziarka. He showed us a female child born in Maziarka YESTERDAY at 10 o'clock in the morning from his wife Karolina née Radtke, 30 years old. At holy baptism, performed today, this baby was given the name EMILIA, and the witnesses mentioned above and Justina Comof from Maziarka were the recipients. Those present are illiterate. | Rosentreter, Emilie (I4427)
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| 13965 | The city of Lublin on September 25 (October 07) 1874 at 6 o'clock in the morning. Mikhail Rosentreter 28 years old, a colonist from Osovka Krasininskaya came. Witnesses: Ivan Rozentreter, 43, and Mikhail Rizyn, 22, both colonists from Osovka Krasininskaya. He showed us a male baby born in Osovka Krasininskaya YESTERDAY at 2 o'clock in the morning from his wife Paulina nee Job 28 years old. At holy baptism performed today, this baby was given the name RUDOLF, and the witnesses mentioned above and Ludovika Radke, a girl from Osovka Krasininskaya, were the successors. Signed by the pastor ... | Rosentreter, Rudolph (I1931)
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| 13966 | The civil servant Paul Karl Oskar ROSENTRÄGER (Protestant, born on June 16, 1895 in Wittstock) and Marie Elise Martha Dieckhoff (Protestant, born on October 24, 1898 in Woldegk) married on February 27, 1920 in Wittstock. His parents were the worker Wilhelm Otto August and Emilie Johanna ROSENTRÄGER, née SCHÜLER. Marie Elise Martha died on February 11, 1971 in Wittstock. The daughter Hildegard Hedwig Meta was born in Wittstock on January 28th, 1926 and married on April 8th, 1950 in Wittstock. Another daughter was born in 1928. No further information was given about this. | Family (F3495)
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| 13967 | The clerk Paul R (Protestant, born on May 25th, 1862 in Stettin) died on October 9th, 1888 in Rogzow. He wasn't married. His parents were Wilhelm R and Therese Hoffmann. | Rosentreter, Ernst Paul Carl (I5879)
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| 13968 | The cloth maker Michael R and Helena Rosina Hauff married on September 7th, 1779. | Family (F2178)
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| 13969 | The council of the imperial city of Wolmar lists people who evaded military service on January 11, 1873. All city and rural police authorities are instructed to locate the named persons and to extradite them by February 12, 1873. One of the wanted people was Woldemar R! | Rosentreter, Dr George Woldemar Wilhelm (I4810)
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| 13970 | The daughter of Johann R and A. Christine Manteufel died on June 1st, 1841 at the age of 1 day in Blizyce. Since she was not yet baptized, she had no name either. | Rosentreter, NN (I10182)
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| 13971 | The day laborer Christian died on December 24th, 1816 at the age of 65 of pneumonia and was buried on December 27th, 1816. He left a wife and 2 children. | Rosenträger, Johann Christian (I2180)
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| 13972 | The entry on the left says the following: In the marriage certificate, under the heading Religion, "dissident" was stated. However, it has to be properly "protestant". In addition, Eugen August Robert was not born in Colberg/district of Fürstenthum, but in Colber/district of Colberg - Corlin. | Family (F2585)
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| 13973 | The factory worker Emil Johann R (born on June 13th, 1880 in Gramsdorf) and the maid Dorothee Emma Maria Sterling (born on December 20th, 1880 in Gross-Germersleben) married on November 6th, 1904 in Gross-Germersleben. He was the illegitimate child of the maid Emilie Ottilie R, later married Bohndorf. | Rosentreter, Emil Johann (I7281)
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| 13974 | The farmer and magistrate Christoph Friedrich Wendecke (40 years old) and Anna Regina R (38 years old) married in 1835. Their father was the farmer Andreas R from Kerzlin. The exact marriage date was not given, only that the bride and groom were proclaimed on the 3rd, 4th and 5th Sunday after Easter. 6th Sunday after Easter has been assumed as the date. | Family (F0841)
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| 13975 | The farmer Benjamin R (Protestant) was born on February 3rd, 1909 in Ludwiszyn. He and Hulda Kröter married on October 24, 1933 in Rozyszcze. Hulda (Protestant) was born on April 19, 1911 in Alexandrowa. His parents were Eduard R (Protestant, born July 26th, 1881 in Ludwiszyn) and Pauline Heinrich (Protestant, born Zyrardow in 1880). | Family (F4174)
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| 13976 | The first Rosentreter in Australia was August Rosentreter who arrived on the 5th November 1870 on the ship ‘Humbolt’ from Hamburg. The next year, Dec 1871, his family (Johann and his wife Wilhelmina (Dittman) & their other children Wilhelm and Wilhelmina) arrived on the ship ‘John Bertram’, also from Hamburg. Johann put out a newspaper advertisement in January 1872 for his son August to contact him via the German Embassy. Our South American cousins are mostly descendants of August Rosentreter-Dittman (who obviously adopted the Spanish naming of Fathers Surname-Mothers Surname - hence Rosentreter-Dittman) who emigrated from Poland (Prussia) to Australia (1870), then to the USA and finally to Chile after 1880. There are records in Galverston, Texas of him being there in 1880. Galverston was a shipping port and stepping off place for emmigrants to South America. | Rosentreter-Dittmann, August (I0234)
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| 13977 | The gatekeeper Franz Friske (born on September 11, 1900 in Schrotz) and Gertrude Anna R (born on May 10, 1903 in Schneidemühl) married on October 22, 1923 in Schneidemühl. One of the witnesses was the master tailor Johannes R (30 yo). This marriage was divorced on January 16, 1938 in Schneidemühl. Gertrude resumed her maiden name Rosentreter after the divorce. | Family (F2817)
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| 13978 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F3193)
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| 13979 | The government councilor Heinrich Rudolph R (born on June 20, 1812 in Berlin) and Pauline Louise Jouanne (born on December 23, 1829) married on May 24, 1849. He was a widower, his first wife Veronica Lorenz died in Frankfurt an der Oder in 1841. His father was the banker Rudolph R. | Family (F2651)
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| 13980 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F3156)
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| 13981 | The housewife Eugenie R, nee Rühmann (Protestant) was born on August 19, 1906 in Tomaszow. She married on April 25, 1931 in Tomaszow. | Rühmann, Eugenie Klara (I10641)
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| 13982 | The housewife Eugenie R, nee Rühmann (Protestant) was born on August 19, 1906 in Tomaszow. She married on April 25, 1931 in Tomaszow. The husband's name was not given. | Family (F4384)
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| 13983 | The innkeeper Adolph August Koch (Protestant, born on May 23, 1864 in Wuthenow) and Bertha Anna Helene ROSENTRÄGER (Protestant, born on November 25, 1871 in Gentzrode) married on May 13, 1897 in Nietwerder. Her parents were the farmer Christian and Wilhelmine ROSENTRÄGER, née Heise. One of the witnesses was the farmer Reinhold ROSENTRÄGER (29 years old). | Family (F3494)
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| 13984 | The innkeeper Carl Julius Kreisler (38 years old) and Mariane Dorothea R (31 years old) married on December 8th, 1843 in Goldingen. Her father was the tailor Wilhelm Casimir R. | Family (F1831)
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| 13985 | The Kauss (Kausin) & Hoffman names are found in the same region in Lodz... Oliver Hoffman provided additional details: https://www.facebook.com/0liver.hoffmann What is very interesting is that quite a few of my very distant DNA matches have people from that area (Rhineland) in their trees. I think my Hoffmann line must come from that area too before they went to Poland | Family (F2861)
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| 13986 | The merchant Christian Gotthelf R died on July 26th, 1815 at the age of 50 years, 5 months and 8 days of emaciation and was buried on July 29th, 1815. He was the son of the late businessman Christian Gotthelf R. | Rosentreter, Christian Gotthelf (I2014)
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| 13987 | The midwife Pauline Strömer nee R was born on January 6th, 1856 in Kaldau / Schlochau and died on January 6th, 1936 in Waldow. She married on October 20, 1873 in Schlochau. She lived in Waldow / Rummelsburg. | Rosentreter, Pauline (I9961)
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| 13988 | The miller Otto Erich R (born on May 31, 1908 in Landsberg / Warthe) and the worker Emma Marie Elise Düring (born on July 14, 1904 in Staffelde) married on April 16, 1932 in Landsberg / Warthe. This marriage was divorced on October 7, 1944 in Landsberg / Warthe | Family (F2816)
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| 13989 | The National Archives in St. Louis, Missouri; St. Louis, Missouri; Draft Registration Cards for Tennessee, 10/16/1940-03/31/1947; Record Group: Records of the Selective Service System, 147; Box: 252 | Rosentreter, Sgt John Henry (I3908)
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| 13990 | The police sergeant Wilhem Friedrich R (born on November 27th, 1897 in Adolfowo Vorwerk) and Rosa Lyda Henriette Pagel (born on May 24th, 1901 in Schützenwerder) married on November 7th, 1924 in Bast. At the same time, Wilhelm Friedrich R. declared that the child Käte Anna Rosa, born on 4 May 1922 by his wife, was his own! | Family (F4199)
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| 13991 | The Poznan Project lists the 1852 marriage of Johann Ludwig Krenz and Anna Julianne Rosentreter for both the Evangelical [Lutheran] churches at Staykowo and Wronke. The extracted info from the project is the same for both listings, Johann Ludwig Krenz was age 28 [born about 1824] and a son of Christoph Krenz Anna Julianne Rosentreter was only 16 [born about 1836] and a daughter of Christoph Rosentreter | Family (F4067)
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| 13992 | The priest wrote her surname in Polish "Krystyniakow" in Leokadia's birth record. | Krystyniak, Regina (I3003)
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| 13993 | The railway switch operator Lorenz Pasda (born on August 10th, 1896 in Krojanke) and Anna R (born on November 3rd, 1899 in Schneidemühl) married on November 26th, 1923 in Schneidemühl. One of the best witnesses was the railway conductor Johann R. In 1926 two daughters (twins) were born. This must be the Railway Conductor Johann mentioned in Adam's Death Record | Family (F2740)
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| 13994 | The railway worker Emil Albert Damrow (Protestant, born on April 30th, 1885 in Schönfeld) and the worker Alma Auguste R (Protestant, born on April 19th, 1887 in Schönfeld) married on November 14th, 1908 in Schneidemühl. Her parents were August R and Luise Heimann from Schönfeld. | Family (F4480)
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| 13995 | The registry office was informed by a Ferdinand Rosentreter who may have been the grandfather. | Rosentreter, Klaus Peter (I6515)
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| 13996 | The registry office was informed by Auguste R, nee Steinke. | Rosentreter, Hildegard Irma (I6578)
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| 13997 | The registry office was informed by Auguste Rosenträger, nee Trumpf - Daughter in Law | Rosenträger, Carolina Sophia Friderica Wilhelmina (I2084)
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| 13998 | The registry office was informed by her daughter-in-law Martha R, née Schumann. | Rauch, Emilie Johanna (I6542)
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| 13999 | The registry office was informed by the night watchman Ludwig Rosentreter | Rosentreter, Caroline Henriette (I6522)
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| 14000 | The registry office was informed by the roofer Paul Rosentreter (Son) | Rosentreter, Ottilie Emilie Auguste (I4466)
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