Probable place of birth was Mramorak, Hungary (this town is now located in Serbia, just east of Belgrade). Father, Karl Schmidt; mother, uncertain, but believed to have been Katharine Wagner. Her brother, Richard Schmidt, also came to America about 1920. Married Michael Mayer in Hungary. Arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, 13 May 1891 (alt. date of arrival, May 1890) with 4 of their children; husband Michael Mayer died soon after and is reported to be buried in Seneca, Montgomery Co., MD. Family came to Mansfield, Ohio about 1896. Two other daughters, with their husbands and families, came over from Europe in 1903. Buried next to her daughter, Elizabeth and across from her son, Fred.
Probable place of birth was Mramorak, Hungary (this town is now located in Serbia, just east of Belgrade). Father, Karl Schmidt; mother, uncertain, but believed to have been Katharine Wagner. Her brother, Richard Schmidt, also came to America about 1920. Married Michael Mayer in Hungary. Arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, 13 May 1891 (alt. date of arrival, May 1890) with 4 of their children; husband Michael Mayer died soon after and is reported to be buried in Seneca, Montgomery Co., MD. Family came to Mansfield, Ohio about 1896. Two other daughters, with their husbands and families, came over from Europe in 1903. Buried next to her daughter, Elizabeth and across from her son, Fred.
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