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Maria Luise Schroeder 1845

Maria Luise Schroeder was born on November 18, 1845 to Staas Schroeder and Anna Gedder(schaips), and has siblings Hermann Friedrich Schroeder and Johann Heinrich Schroeder.

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November 18, 1845

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In 1845, in the year that Maria Luise Schroeder was born, on September 9th, a potato blight began in Ireland, leading to the Great Famine - also called the Great Hunger and the Irish Potato Famine. About one-third of the population of Ireland had been dependent on the potato and the failure of potato crops led to a million people dying and the emigration of another million people.

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In 1851, from May through August, the Midwest was hit with record rain, causing the Great Flood of 1851. Iowa was hardest hit - the town of Des Moines was flooded and mostly destroyed. Many rainfall records held for over 160 years.

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