The birth date for Pauline (pronounced Paulina) needs additional research. Her son-in-law Constantin Norenberg was the informant for her death certificate information; he gave 1 Dec 1859/Poland as her birth. On the 1918 MN Alien Registration paperwork, she gave 3 Nov 1860/Kalishky Province as her birth information.
The 1910 Russian travel document lists her name as Pauline Daneilova Arndt (the Russian patronymic indicates that her father's name was Daniel).
The 1910 Russian travel document lists her name as Pauline Daneilova Arndt (the Russian patronymic indicates that her father's name was Daniel).
The birth date for Pauline (pronounced Paulina) needs additional research. Her son-in-law Constantin Norenberg was the informant for her death certificate information; he gave 1 Dec 1859/Poland as her birth. On the 1918 MN Alien Registration paperwork, she gave 3 Nov 1860/Kalishky Province as her birth information.
The 1910 Russian travel document lists her name as Pauline Daneilova Arndt (the Russian patronymic indicates that her father's name was Daniel).
The 1910 Russian travel document lists her name as Pauline Daneilova Arndt (the Russian patronymic indicates that her father's name was Daniel).
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Concrete marker made by grandson, Donald Norenberg (1932-2012)
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