Carrie married Martin Roesslinger (d. Dec. 2, 1915) in 1904. He was a stove foundry molder. They had no children. After Martin's death in 1915, Carrie married John Andres (1882-after 1940), a printing pressman, on March 16, 1917, in Belleville, Illinois. They had no children. They lived in St. Louis on Clarence Avenue until her death from uterine cancer. Her niece (my grandmother) recalled she was a fun, adventurous lady, loved by everybody. After her death, John remarried later and he and his second wife Louise are buried in St. Louis.
Carrie married Martin Roesslinger (d. Dec. 2, 1915) in 1904. He was a stove foundry molder. They had no children. After Martin's death in 1915, Carrie married John Andres (1882-after 1940), a printing pressman, on March 16, 1917, in Belleville, Illinois. They had no children. They lived in St. Louis on Clarence Avenue until her death from uterine cancer. Her niece (my grandmother) recalled she was a fun, adventurous lady, loved by everybody. After her death, John remarried later and he and his second wife Louise are buried in St. Louis.
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