RUHL - Caroline Engler was born on May 28, 1836 in Erie, Pennsylvania, to John George and Elizabeth (Stiegeler) Engler.
Her family moved to Columbus, Ohio where she met and married Anton Ruhl on Feb.4, 1855. They built their home in Montgomery, Ohio. Where they had a dairy farm.
Caroline was a smart and hard working lady, she ran the dairy farm while raising
seven children, and did the bookwork for her husband business. She and her husband owned a restaurant in Columbus that he ran. He worked long hours and couldn't help much at home.
Caroline died at the young age of 36. She has a street named after her, Caroline Ave. where their farm land was.
Her family moved to Columbus, Ohio where she met and married Anton Ruhl on Feb.4, 1855. They built their home in Montgomery, Ohio. Where they had a dairy farm.
Caroline was a smart and hard working lady, she ran the dairy farm while raising
seven children, and did the bookwork for her husband business. She and her husband owned a restaurant in Columbus that he ran. He worked long hours and couldn't help much at home.
Caroline died at the young age of 36. She has a street named after her, Caroline Ave. where their farm land was.
RUHL - Caroline Engler was born on May 28, 1836 in Erie, Pennsylvania, to John George and Elizabeth (Stiegeler) Engler.
Her family moved to Columbus, Ohio where she met and married Anton Ruhl on Feb.4, 1855. They built their home in Montgomery, Ohio. Where they had a dairy farm.
Caroline was a smart and hard working lady, she ran the dairy farm while raising
seven children, and did the bookwork for her husband business. She and her husband owned a restaurant in Columbus that he ran. He worked long hours and couldn't help much at home.
Caroline died at the young age of 36. She has a street named after her, Caroline Ave. where their farm land was.
Her family moved to Columbus, Ohio where she met and married Anton Ruhl on Feb.4, 1855. They built their home in Montgomery, Ohio. Where they had a dairy farm.
Caroline was a smart and hard working lady, she ran the dairy farm while raising
seven children, and did the bookwork for her husband business. She and her husband owned a restaurant in Columbus that he ran. He worked long hours and couldn't help much at home.
Caroline died at the young age of 36. She has a street named after her, Caroline Ave. where their farm land was.
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Top photo by, Jack Ruetty; Map; street named after Caroline Ruhl
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