Mary was born in Frankreich, Russia and married Georg Adam Graff in Dobrinka, Russia. She along with her three children and one step-son immigrated to the USA, arriving at Portland, Maine, aboard the SS Ascania on Dec. 23, 1912. It is unknown why, but her husband followed the family a month later.
They would live and work in the Weld and Larimer county area. Her husband died in 1937.
Mary was baptized and confirmed in Russia, and became a member of the Plymouth Congregational Church in Fort Collins, Colorado (originally the German Congregational Church).
They would live and work in the Weld and Larimer county area. Her husband died in 1937.
Mary was baptized and confirmed in Russia, and became a member of the Plymouth Congregational Church in Fort Collins, Colorado (originally the German Congregational Church).
Mary was born in Frankreich, Russia and married Georg Adam Graff in Dobrinka, Russia. She along with her three children and one step-son immigrated to the USA, arriving at Portland, Maine, aboard the SS Ascania on Dec. 23, 1912. It is unknown why, but her husband followed the family a month later.
They would live and work in the Weld and Larimer county area. Her husband died in 1937.
Mary was baptized and confirmed in Russia, and became a member of the Plymouth Congregational Church in Fort Collins, Colorado (originally the German Congregational Church).
They would live and work in the Weld and Larimer county area. Her husband died in 1937.
Mary was baptized and confirmed in Russia, and became a member of the Plymouth Congregational Church in Fort Collins, Colorado (originally the German Congregational Church).
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