Handwritten journal of sister Helen Elizabeth Rathbun indicates the family attended church here and that the Schantz family was one of the founding families. Church records confirm a burial date but the grave is unmarked.
The journal mentions that Fredericka was an "unfortunate girl" who had hair as "black as a raven" in 2 very long pigtails.
1st husband was Frederick Fralick - one son Henry.
2nd husband was George Schantz - 7 known children.
Of all of Fredericka's children the only grandchildren came from her daughter Mathilda.
The journal mentions that Fredericka was an "unfortunate girl" who had hair as "black as a raven" in 2 very long pigtails.
1st husband was Frederick Fralick - one son Henry.
2nd husband was George Schantz - 7 known children.
Of all of Fredericka's children the only grandchildren came from her daughter Mathilda.
Handwritten journal of sister Helen Elizabeth Rathbun indicates the family attended church here and that the Schantz family was one of the founding families. Church records confirm a burial date but the grave is unmarked.
The journal mentions that Fredericka was an "unfortunate girl" who had hair as "black as a raven" in 2 very long pigtails.
1st husband was Frederick Fralick - one son Henry.
2nd husband was George Schantz - 7 known children.
Of all of Fredericka's children the only grandchildren came from her daughter Mathilda.
The journal mentions that Fredericka was an "unfortunate girl" who had hair as "black as a raven" in 2 very long pigtails.
1st husband was Frederick Fralick - one son Henry.
2nd husband was George Schantz - 7 known children.
Of all of Fredericka's children the only grandchildren came from her daughter Mathilda.
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