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[Index]
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| Caroline Deiner (1833 - 1900) |
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| Father in Law |
Peter Muff |
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| Mother in Law |
Wife of Peter Muff |
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| Father |
Adam Deiner |
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| Mother |
Wife of Adam Deiner |
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Caroline Deiner |
11 Sep 1833 |
Saxony, Weimar, Germany |
01 Dec 1900 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
67 |
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| Husband |
Johann Heinrich Muff |
27 Jun 1829 |
Hildburghausen, Saxony, Germany |
27 Feb 1899 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
69 |
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| Son |
Heinrich Franklin (Frank) Muff |
18 Dec 1856 |
Wisconsin |
19 Jan 1874 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
17 |
| Daughter |
Anna Muff |
13 Apr 1859 |
Sheboygan, Wisconsin |
02 Jul 1935 |
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76 |
| Daughter |
Emma Caroline Muff |
08 Mar 1861 |
Hurontown, Houghton, Michigan |
10 Apr 1949 |
Hancock, Houghton, Michigan |
88 |
| Daughter |
Augusta Margaretha (Margaret) Muff |
25 Mar 1863 |
Houghton, Michigan |
02 Jun 1888 |
Atlantic Mine, Mi? |
25 |
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| Son in Law |
Jacob Roethlesberger |
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| Son in Law |
Louis Hauswirth |
18 Nov 1850 |
Albany, New York |
07 Dec 1900 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
50 |
| Son in Law |
Karl (Charles) Hoffman |
abt 1865 |
Berlin, Germany |
08 Apr 1934 |
Ephrata, Grant, Washington |
69 |
| Son in Law |
Johann Neipp |
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| Grandson |
Jacob Roethlesberger |
06 Jun 1888 |
Houghton county, Michigan |
06 Jun 1888 |
Houghton county, Michigan |
0 |
| Granddaughter |
Lena Roethlesberger |
abt 1890 |
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| Grandson |
John Roethlesberger |
abt Apr 1892 |
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05 Feb 1893 |
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0 |
| Granddaughter |
Tracy Roethlesberger |
abt 1893 |
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| Grandson |
Jack Roethlesberger |
abt 1898 |
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| Grandson |
August Fredrich Hauswirth |
17 Sep 1878 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
19 Sep 1899 |
Hancock, Houghton, Michigan |
21 |
| Grandson |
August Hauswirth |
1879 |
Houghton, Michigan |
19 Sep 1899 |
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20 |
| Grandson |
Henry John Hauswirth |
26 May 1881 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
02 Jul 1954 |
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73 |
| Granddaughter |
Anna Elizabeth Hauswirth |
22 Nov 1881 |
Stanton, Houghton, Michigan |
07 Jan 1960 |
Wenatchee, Chelan, Washington |
78 |
| Granddaughter |
Margaret Hauswirth |
1884 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
07 Oct 1905 |
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21 |
| Grandson |
Anton Frank Hauswirth |
07 May 1886 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
17 Dec 1961 |
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75 |
| Grandson |
Grover Cleveland Hauswirth |
03 Jul 1888 |
Oscar, Houghton, Michigan |
09 Jul 1970 |
Hancock, Houghton, Michigan |
82 |
| Grandson |
Louis Hauswirth |
08 Apr 1893 |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
08 Jul 1939 |
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46 |
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| Date |
Age |
Event |
Place |
Notes |
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| 11 Sep 1833 |
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Caroline Deiner was born |
Saxony, Weimar, Germany |
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| 11 Sep 1833 |
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Alternate Birth |
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| 18 Dec 1856 |
23 |
Birth of son Heinrich Franklin (Frank) Muff |
Wisconsin |
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| 13 Apr 1859 |
25 |
Birth of daughter Anna Muff |
Sheboygan, Wisconsin |
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| 08 Mar 1861 |
27 |
Birth of daughter Emma Caroline Muff |
Hurontown, Houghton, Michigan |
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| 25 Mar 1863 |
29 |
Birth of daughter Augusta Margaretha (Margaret) Muff |
Houghton, Michigan |
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| 19 Jan 1874 |
40 |
Death of son Heinrich Franklin (Frank) Muff (aged 17) |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
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| 02 Jun 1888 |
54 |
Death of daughter Augusta Margaretha (Margaret) Muff (aged 25) |
Atlantic Mine, Mi? |
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| 27 Feb 1899 |
65 |
Death of husband Johann Heinrich Muff (aged 69) |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
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| 01 Dec 1900 |
67 |
Caroline Deiner died |
Oskar, Houghton, Michigan |
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| 04 Dec 1900 |
67 |
Burial |
Old Protestant Cemetery, Hancock, Michigan |
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| Personal Notes: |
Newspaper article probably from The Daily Mining Gazette (possibly from Hancock, Mi.O)
Laid at Rest
Funeral of Mrs. C. Muff was held yesterday
The funeral of the late Mrs Caroline Muff, relict of John Muff, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Rossberg on Sunday, was held yesterday afternoon with services at SS Peter and Paul's German Church. The interment took place in the old cemetery. The deceased, was 67 years old and leaves two daughters, Mrs. Rossberg and Mrs. Louis Hauswirth, to mourn her demise. The husband and father died nearly two years ago. The Muffs were among the first to settle on a farm in this section of the country. They were experts at tilling the soil and were successful. The products from their farm always found a ready market in the twin cities.
Buried Dec 4, 1900 in the Old Protestant Hancock Cemetery, Hancock, Mi.
Another newspaper article about Caroline's death lists her as dying at her other daughter's home:
Death of Caroline Muff
Mrs. Caroline Muff passed away on Iast Saturday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Emma Houseworth near Oskar. The deceased was 67 years of age and the mother of five children, only two of whom are now living, Mrs. Emma Houseworth and Mrs. Jacob Rodlitzbargar. The venerable woman was a regular communicant of St. Peter's and Paul's congregation of Hancock and her funeral was conducted that church by the pastor, the Rev. Mr. Traub, this afternoon. Mrs. Muff was preceded to the grave by her husband, who passed away about a year ago. Her decease marks the close of another busy life, identified with the early days of the copper country. |
