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Charlotte “Lottie” <I>Schneider</I> Schneider

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Charlotte “Lottie” Schneider Schneider

Birth
Russia
Death
4 Nov 1935 (aged 57)
Greeley, Weld County, Colorado, USA
Burial
Greeley, Weld County, Colorado, USA GPS-Latitude: 40.4118996, Longitude: -104.6568985
Plot
D__10_038
Memorial ID
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Daughter of John & Marie [Lauckman?] Schneider. Married her 3rd cousin 29 Dec 1898, Wiesenmuller, Russia and soon immigrated about 1899 to USA-Turned away at the NY port because of pink eye. Took boat to Argentine or Mexico. Brother Alex and his family also went to Buenos Aires, SA. They worked banana & cigar plantations moving north to the USA. Entered El Paso/Galveston TX then Rush Co., Kansas joining brother Peter. (This per Lottie's obit. located in the 'Germans From Russia Archive'.
She was a short and round with high cheekbones, dark hair and brown eyes. She had asthma very bad. Per doctors orders she smoked mint cigarettes in the closet because she was embarrassed. She worked in the beet fields along with her husband and family members.
One son Emanuel, b. 11 August 1903, Otis, Rush Co., Kansas. He died 23 June 1930, Parson State Hospital, Parson, Labette Co., Kansas. He is buried there # 278. He died from a farm accident to the right side of his head causing brain damage. Lottie's two oldest children, Molly & Alex, d. young. Total of 10 children.
Daughter of John & Marie [Lauckman?] Schneider. Married her 3rd cousin 29 Dec 1898, Wiesenmuller, Russia and soon immigrated about 1899 to USA-Turned away at the NY port because of pink eye. Took boat to Argentine or Mexico. Brother Alex and his family also went to Buenos Aires, SA. They worked banana & cigar plantations moving north to the USA. Entered El Paso/Galveston TX then Rush Co., Kansas joining brother Peter. (This per Lottie's obit. located in the 'Germans From Russia Archive'.
She was a short and round with high cheekbones, dark hair and brown eyes. She had asthma very bad. Per doctors orders she smoked mint cigarettes in the closet because she was embarrassed. She worked in the beet fields along with her husband and family members.
One son Emanuel, b. 11 August 1903, Otis, Rush Co., Kansas. He died 23 June 1930, Parson State Hospital, Parson, Labette Co., Kansas. He is buried there # 278. He died from a farm accident to the right side of his head causing brain damage. Lottie's two oldest children, Molly & Alex, d. young. Total of 10 children.


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