Maria Catharina Achziger was born in Kolb, Russia. She was the daughter of Joseph Achziger and Maria Barbara Meier. Maria married Johann Friedrich Rosenoff 27 Dec 1867 in Kolb. The family immigrated to the United States in 1878 and settled first in Nebraska.
In 1882, Friedrich led a covered-wagon train of settlers from Nebraska, over the Oregon Trail to Walla Walla where they remained for one year. The journey continue with the family arriving in Ritzville in 1883.
At the time of her death, Katrina, as she was lovingly known, was survived by her husband and five children: Fred (Susanna), Jacob (Anna), Henry (Ella), Maria (John) Kanzler, all of Adams County, and Alexander (Daisy) of Okanogan County, as well as numerous relatives and friends. Following the funeral service and words spoken by Rev. Morach, interment was at Ritzville Memorial Cemetery.
In 1882, Friedrich led a covered-wagon train of settlers from Nebraska, over the Oregon Trail to Walla Walla where they remained for one year. The journey continue with the family arriving in Ritzville in 1883.
At the time of her death, Katrina, as she was lovingly known, was survived by her husband and five children: Fred (Susanna), Jacob (Anna), Henry (Ella), Maria (John) Kanzler, all of Adams County, and Alexander (Daisy) of Okanogan County, as well as numerous relatives and friends. Following the funeral service and words spoken by Rev. Morach, interment was at Ritzville Memorial Cemetery.
Maria Catharina Achziger was born in Kolb, Russia. She was the daughter of Joseph Achziger and Maria Barbara Meier. Maria married Johann Friedrich Rosenoff 27 Dec 1867 in Kolb. The family immigrated to the United States in 1878 and settled first in Nebraska.
In 1882, Friedrich led a covered-wagon train of settlers from Nebraska, over the Oregon Trail to Walla Walla where they remained for one year. The journey continue with the family arriving in Ritzville in 1883.
At the time of her death, Katrina, as she was lovingly known, was survived by her husband and five children: Fred (Susanna), Jacob (Anna), Henry (Ella), Maria (John) Kanzler, all of Adams County, and Alexander (Daisy) of Okanogan County, as well as numerous relatives and friends. Following the funeral service and words spoken by Rev. Morach, interment was at Ritzville Memorial Cemetery.
In 1882, Friedrich led a covered-wagon train of settlers from Nebraska, over the Oregon Trail to Walla Walla where they remained for one year. The journey continue with the family arriving in Ritzville in 1883.
At the time of her death, Katrina, as she was lovingly known, was survived by her husband and five children: Fred (Susanna), Jacob (Anna), Henry (Ella), Maria (John) Kanzler, all of Adams County, and Alexander (Daisy) of Okanogan County, as well as numerous relatives and friends. Following the funeral service and words spoken by Rev. Morach, interment was at Ritzville Memorial Cemetery.
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KATHERINE
Jan. 5, 1840
Mar. 10, 1915
FRIEDRICH
Jan. 4, 1938
June 24, 1928
ROSENOFF
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