John Rebstock, the son of Johann Frederick Rebstock and Anna Elizabeth Sprintchi, was born aboard ship on the trip to America and his mother died giving birth to him. The Petit family adopted him when the ship arrived in New Orleans.
In approximately 1912 a hurricane hit the coast of Louisiana. Rose made sure all her children were in one building together that was strong enough to withstand hurricane winds. All of her children were saved, but Rose got caught in a tree. When they found her she had tied herself to the tree with her hair. Almost every nerve in her body was damaged. Source: (Excerpt of info by Carlahbourg.)
John Rebstock, the son of Johann Frederick Rebstock and Anna Elizabeth Sprintchi, was born aboard ship on the trip to America and his mother died giving birth to him. The Petit family adopted him when the ship arrived in New Orleans.
In approximately 1912 a hurricane hit the coast of Louisiana. Rose made sure all her children were in one building together that was strong enough to withstand hurricane winds. All of her children were saved, but Rose got caught in a tree. When they found her she had tied herself to the tree with her hair. Almost every nerve in her body was damaged. Source: (Excerpt of info by Carlahbourg.)
Family Members
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America Marie Rebstock Terrebonne
1872–1973
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Suzanne Josephine Rebstock Cochennic
1876–1965
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Armond Hypolite "T-Mom" Rebstock
1878–1960
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Victor Louis "T-Vic" Rebstock Sr
1881–1944
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Bernadette Marie Rebstock Guilbeau
1883–1960
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Preston Bernard Rebstock
1887–1952
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Whitney Cyrille Rebstock
1892–1968
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Hermann F Rebstock
1895–1944
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Jackson Fernand Rebstock
1897–1968
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