She was born in Hageman, France and her maiden name was Marie Meyer. She immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France to the US in 1887 and became naturalized in 1888. She married Ed Chaska, an Austrian immigrant and dry good merchant in 1888. She lived at 716 West Main Street in Waxahachie, at the time of her death.
1900 US Federal Census
Main Street, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
With her husband Ed Chaska. Married 12 years, and had no children.
1920 US Federal Census
Main Street, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
Marie Chaska, Owned home, mortgage free. A widow, age 58. She immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France to the US in 1887 and became naturalized in 1888. Both her parents were born in France.
Living in the same household:
Guss Meyer, brother, single, immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France in 1887 and became naturalized in 1889. He worked as a dry goods salesman.
Matilda Sonenstrahl, sister, age 40, a widow, immigrated to the from Alsace, France in 1899 and was became naturalized in 1901. Both her parents were born in France. Interestingly, her main language was German.
1900 US Federal Census
Main Street, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
With her husband Ed Chaska. Married 12 years, and had no children.
1920 US Federal Census
Main Street, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
Marie Chaska, Owned home, mortgage free. A widow, age 58. She immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France to the US in 1887 and became naturalized in 1888. Both her parents were born in France.
Living in the same household:
Guss Meyer, brother, single, immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France in 1887 and became naturalized in 1889. He worked as a dry goods salesman.
Matilda Sonenstrahl, sister, age 40, a widow, immigrated to the from Alsace, France in 1899 and was became naturalized in 1901. Both her parents were born in France. Interestingly, her main language was German.
She was born in Hageman, France and her maiden name was Marie Meyer. She immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France to the US in 1887 and became naturalized in 1888. She married Ed Chaska, an Austrian immigrant and dry good merchant in 1888. She lived at 716 West Main Street in Waxahachie, at the time of her death.
1900 US Federal Census
Main Street, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
With her husband Ed Chaska. Married 12 years, and had no children.
1920 US Federal Census
Main Street, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
Marie Chaska, Owned home, mortgage free. A widow, age 58. She immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France to the US in 1887 and became naturalized in 1888. Both her parents were born in France.
Living in the same household:
Guss Meyer, brother, single, immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France in 1887 and became naturalized in 1889. He worked as a dry goods salesman.
Matilda Sonenstrahl, sister, age 40, a widow, immigrated to the from Alsace, France in 1899 and was became naturalized in 1901. Both her parents were born in France. Interestingly, her main language was German.
1900 US Federal Census
Main Street, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
With her husband Ed Chaska. Married 12 years, and had no children.
1920 US Federal Census
Main Street, Waxahachie, Ellis County, Texas
Marie Chaska, Owned home, mortgage free. A widow, age 58. She immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France to the US in 1887 and became naturalized in 1888. Both her parents were born in France.
Living in the same household:
Guss Meyer, brother, single, immigrated from Alsace, Lorraine, France in 1887 and became naturalized in 1889. He worked as a dry goods salesman.
Matilda Sonenstrahl, sister, age 40, a widow, immigrated to the from Alsace, France in 1899 and was became naturalized in 1901. Both her parents were born in France. Interestingly, her main language was German.
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