The Iron Cross marker has a death year of 1855, is most likely a mistake. The town of Catharine was settled on April 8, 1876.
The first Volga German immigrants that were allowed to leave Russia was about 1875, and Jacob Walter immigrated 7/19/1876 on the SS Gellert.
According to line 4 of historical cemetery statue "The first death at Catharine was Andrew Karlin [8/20/1873-7/31/1876], about one year old son of John and Agnes (Schuler) Karlin."
The first Volga German immigrants that were allowed to leave Russia was about 1875, and Jacob Walter immigrated 7/19/1876 on the SS Gellert.
According to line 4 of historical cemetery statue "The first death at Catharine was Andrew Karlin [8/20/1873-7/31/1876], about one year old son of John and Agnes (Schuler) Karlin."
The Iron Cross marker has a death year of 1855, is most likely a mistake. The town of Catharine was settled on April 8, 1876.
The first Volga German immigrants that were allowed to leave Russia was about 1875, and Jacob Walter immigrated 7/19/1876 on the SS Gellert.
According to line 4 of historical cemetery statue "The first death at Catharine was Andrew Karlin [8/20/1873-7/31/1876], about one year old son of John and Agnes (Schuler) Karlin."
The first Volga German immigrants that were allowed to leave Russia was about 1875, and Jacob Walter immigrated 7/19/1876 on the SS Gellert.
According to line 4 of historical cemetery statue "The first death at Catharine was Andrew Karlin [8/20/1873-7/31/1876], about one year old son of John and Agnes (Schuler) Karlin."
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