Julia Maggie Dedering was born January 3, 1865 near Thiensville in the town of Mequon in Ozaukee County. As a young girl she moved with her parents to the Town of Schleswig in Manitowoc County. On November 24, 1882 she married Adam Ruh and they lived in the Town of Schleswig. Adam was employed as a mason until 1890 when he and Julia bought Julia's father, Heinrich Dedering's farm. Julia and Adam had 14 children. In 1909 their son, Helmuth, died of acute endocardites at the age of seven years. Adam had a jovial disposition until he became a victim of melancholia. He gradually recovered, but then 3 weeks before he died, he had another attack which ended in the unexpected death. Julia died 8 months later of heart trouble.
Julia Maggie Dedering was born January 3, 1865 near Thiensville in the town of Mequon in Ozaukee County. As a young girl she moved with her parents to the Town of Schleswig in Manitowoc County. On November 24, 1882 she married Adam Ruh and they lived in the Town of Schleswig. Adam was employed as a mason until 1890 when he and Julia bought Julia's father, Heinrich Dedering's farm. Julia and Adam had 14 children. In 1909 their son, Helmuth, died of acute endocardites at the age of seven years. Adam had a jovial disposition until he became a victim of melancholia. He gradually recovered, but then 3 weeks before he died, he had another attack which ended in the unexpected death. Julia died 8 months later of heart trouble.
Family Members
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John Henry Ruh
1883–1964
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Henry R Ruh
1885–1941
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Helen "Lena" Ruh Ninmer
1887–1949
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Edwin William Ruh
1889–1986
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Hugo Ruh
1890–1940
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Lily Ruh
1892–1952
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Ida C Ruh Kaping Weiss
1893–1966
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Alma Ruh Pohl
1895–1973
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Harry J Ruh
1897–1984
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Arthur B Ruh
1899–1980
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Roland Paul Ruh
1900–1967
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Helmuth Ruh
1902–1909
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Hilda Ruh Mathes
1903–1959
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Viola Elanor Ruh Neuber Glasow
1905–1991
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Infant Male Ruh
1908–1908
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