Aunt Mary was the fourth child born to Johannes and Rosina " John and Rosa" Mueller Eisenbraun. She was married to Henry Christian Mulso in 1921 in Colome. They had three children Robert and the twins Cliff and Dorothy. Aunt Mary lived to the age of 105 and was sharp as a tack. She lost the vision in one eye while in her fifties but that did not slow her down one bit. She was a great card player and I remember sitting and listening to her tell about their voyage from Russia to the United States ( she was all of 3 at the time ) she said " it was blue everywhere you looked it was blue and we were there forever". What a voyage to remember for 100 and some years.
Aunt Mary was the fourth child born to Johannes and Rosina " John and Rosa" Mueller Eisenbraun. She was married to Henry Christian Mulso in 1921 in Colome. They had three children Robert and the twins Cliff and Dorothy. Aunt Mary lived to the age of 105 and was sharp as a tack. She lost the vision in one eye while in her fifties but that did not slow her down one bit. She was a great card player and I remember sitting and listening to her tell about their voyage from Russia to the United States ( she was all of 3 at the time ) she said " it was blue everywhere you looked it was blue and we were there forever". What a voyage to remember for 100 and some years.
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