Paulina was born in Worms, Beresan, Odessa, Russia. now known as (Vinogradnoye, Berezivka, Odessa, Ukraine).
Pauline married Jacob Nikolaus in Rohrbach, Russia, 7 Feb 1906. They went to Argentina for four or five years and then they came to the U.S. about 1911.
She is buried next to her daughter, Katherina Nickolaus.
The German-Russian name, Nickolaus, is also spelled Nikolaus in the Russian documents.
Pauline married Jacob Nikolaus in Rohrbach, Russia, 7 Feb 1906. They went to Argentina for four or five years and then they came to the U.S. about 1911.
She is buried next to her daughter, Katherina Nickolaus.
The German-Russian name, Nickolaus, is also spelled Nikolaus in the Russian documents.
Paulina was born in Worms, Beresan, Odessa, Russia. now known as (Vinogradnoye, Berezivka, Odessa, Ukraine).
Pauline married Jacob Nikolaus in Rohrbach, Russia, 7 Feb 1906. They went to Argentina for four or five years and then they came to the U.S. about 1911.
She is buried next to her daughter, Katherina Nickolaus.
The German-Russian name, Nickolaus, is also spelled Nikolaus in the Russian documents.
Pauline married Jacob Nikolaus in Rohrbach, Russia, 7 Feb 1906. They went to Argentina for four or five years and then they came to the U.S. about 1911.
She is buried next to her daughter, Katherina Nickolaus.
The German-Russian name, Nickolaus, is also spelled Nikolaus in the Russian documents.
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Tombstone reads: Sie ruht in frieden in den Hern bis mir auf wiedersehn
English translation: She rests in peace with the Lord until we meet again.
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