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Archives for October 2020

After 1891, Steinke tintype

October 24, 2020 //  by Maryjo Spence

This tintype of Augusta Sasse Steinke and her husband Gustav Steinke was likely taken in the mid 1890’s. This is not their wedding photo. They were married at Salem Lutheran …

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c1880’s, Sisters tintype

October 24, 2020 //  by Maryjo Spence

This tintype, probably from the late 1880’s or early 1890’s shows sisters Amailie Paulina Augusta Steinke Splittstozer and Ernestine Wilhelmina Steinke Schaar sitting in front with one of their sisters-in-law, …

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c1880’s, Augusta Krause Steinke

October 21, 2020 //  by Maryjo Spence

Augusta Anna Krause Steinke was born in Friedheim / Miasteczko Krajenskie (German/Polish town name) in what today is Northwestern Poland, near the town of Pila. She arrived in Minnesota with …

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c1891, Richard Schaar

October 17, 2020 //  by Maryjo Spence

c1891, Richard Schaar Richard was the oldest surviving son of Joseph Schaar and Ernestine Steinke Schaar. He had two older brothers, one dying in infancy and one dying of diptheria …

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c1889, Schaar Family

October 17, 2020 //  by Maryjo Spence

Ida, Joseph, William, Ernestine, Emma This is the only known photo of William as he and Emma died 9 days apart in August of 1896 of Diphtheria. William was 8 …

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c1881, Joseph and Ernestine Schaar

October 17, 2020 //  by Maryjo Spence

Joseph Schaar married Ernestine Steinke May 25, 1881 in Medina, MN. By 1887 they were residing on the Schaar family farm, “Schaar Ranch” just over 3 miles NW of Rockford. …

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