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Augusta Amalia (Peters) Schnellbacher 1889

Augusta Amalia (Peters) Schnellbacher was born on December 7, 1889. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Augusta Amalia (Peters) Schnellbacher.

Augusta Amalia (Peters) Schnellbacher

December 7, 1889

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Janice Frahm

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05/28/2001

Amalia Ullrich family at home, 1918

Amalia Lau Schnellbacher Ullrich with 3 sons and daughter-in-law. Names known in this photo: Amalia Margaret Lau Schnellbacher Ullrich, Augusta Amalia (Peters) Schnellbacher, Henry Schnellbacher, Phillip August Peter Ullrich, and John Emil Ullrich.

Date & Place: 1918

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Janet Young

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03/03/2013

Being all together and enjoying each others company along with the food was a tribute to the women who prepared it. It was a way of spending time and connecting to our family and friends who were invited over. My dad in the 1960's insisted on eating his meal on a tray while he watched the news. My mom fussed about it for a while, but that was the way it was from then on except for special days. I wonder if that was the scenario in many other homes.

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