Cabinetmaker and carpenter Edward Malwitz came to the US ca. 1884-1885 from Suwalki, Russian Poland. His death certificate lists his parents as Edward Malwitz and Amelia Schindelmeister.
Edward Jr and his wife, Ottilie, had seven children, six of whom survived: Edward Arthur Malwitz, Mary O. (Malwitz) Gabriel, Olga Helen (Malwitz) Geier, Anna Ottilie (Malwitz) Maser, George Martin Malwitz, Bertha (died in infancy), and Charles/Carl William Malwitz.
Edward Jr and his wife, Ottilie, had seven children, six of whom survived: Edward Arthur Malwitz, Mary O. (Malwitz) Gabriel, Olga Helen (Malwitz) Geier, Anna Ottilie (Malwitz) Maser, George Martin Malwitz, Bertha (died in infancy), and Charles/Carl William Malwitz.
Cabinetmaker and carpenter Edward Malwitz came to the US ca. 1884-1885 from Suwalki, Russian Poland. His death certificate lists his parents as Edward Malwitz and Amelia Schindelmeister.
Edward Jr and his wife, Ottilie, had seven children, six of whom survived: Edward Arthur Malwitz, Mary O. (Malwitz) Gabriel, Olga Helen (Malwitz) Geier, Anna Ottilie (Malwitz) Maser, George Martin Malwitz, Bertha (died in infancy), and Charles/Carl William Malwitz.
Edward Jr and his wife, Ottilie, had seven children, six of whom survived: Edward Arthur Malwitz, Mary O. (Malwitz) Gabriel, Olga Helen (Malwitz) Geier, Anna Ottilie (Malwitz) Maser, George Martin Malwitz, Bertha (died in infancy), and Charles/Carl William Malwitz.
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