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Grotluschen family
This photo was taken during a trip to visit family ("Grandma Grotluschen" left) - taken by Lawrence and Virginia Dietz of Ohio. Lawrence being Grandma Grotluschens grandson ( a son of her daughter, Mini Grotluschen- Dietz).
*Other photos had inscription " Ben and family", or "Dorothy Grotluschen". Many photos taken during this road trip from Ohio to Midwest in this set say " Iowa" , and "Welcome to Nebraska", and "Kansas". Most of these Family photos said Iowa.
*Other photos had inscription " Ben and family", or "Dorothy Grotluschen". Many photos taken during this road trip from Ohio to Midwest in this set say " Iowa" , and "Welcome to Nebraska", and "Kansas". Most of these Family photos said Iowa.
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Grandma Grotluschen with Virginia Dietz
This photo maybe from circa 1930-40s.
"Grandma Grotluschen" ( mother of Mini Grotluschen- Dietz, mother of Lawrence Dietz) standing wuth Lawrences wife Virginia Dietz ( maiden name Walters). Lawrence and Virginia's daughter, Janice Lou Dietz was about 1-2 years old in the set of photos from this trip ( Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska signs appear in same set of photos of this trip, obviously a trip from Ohio to Midwest to visit family).
"Grandma Grotluschen" ( mother of Mini Grotluschen- Dietz, mother of Lawrence Dietz) standing wuth Lawrences wife Virginia Dietz ( maiden name Walters). Lawrence and Virginia's daughter, Janice Lou Dietz was about 1-2 years old in the set of photos from this trip ( Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska signs appear in same set of photos of this trip, obviously a trip from Ohio to Midwest to visit family).
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Dorothy Grotluschen
This family photo of relative Dorothy Grotluschen was taken circa 1930-40s, (Iowa, USA?) during a visit by Virginia and Lawrence Dietz, who drove from Ohio. Photos of the road trip also included a "Welcome to Nebraska" sign, Kansas, as well as
Iowa, all in the set of photos from this trip.
Iowa, all in the set of photos from this trip.
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Frederick B Savarise of Ashtabula, Ashtabula County, OH was born on January 31, 1927, and died at age 74 years old on November 7, 2001.
Grotluschen family
This photo was taken during a trip to visit family ("Grandma Grotluschen" left) - taken by Lawrence and Virginia Dietz of Ohio. Lawrence being Grandma Grotluschens grandson ( a son of her daughter, Mini Grotluschen- Dietz).
*Other photos had inscription " Ben and family", or "Dorothy Grotluschen". Many photos taken during this road trip from Ohio to Midwest in this set say " Iowa" , and "Welcome to Nebraska", and "Kansas". Most of these Family photos said Iowa.
*Other photos had inscription " Ben and family", or "Dorothy Grotluschen". Many photos taken during this road trip from Ohio to Midwest in this set say " Iowa" , and "Welcome to Nebraska", and "Kansas". Most of these Family photos said Iowa.
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Grandma Grotluschen with Virginia Dietz
This photo maybe from circa 1930-40s.
"Grandma Grotluschen" ( mother of Mini Grotluschen- Dietz, mother of Lawrence Dietz) standing wuth Lawrences wife Virginia Dietz ( maiden name Walters). Lawrence and Virginia's daughter, Janice Lou Dietz was about 1-2 years old in the set of photos from this trip ( Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska signs appear in same set of photos of this trip, obviously a trip from Ohio to Midwest to visit family).
"Grandma Grotluschen" ( mother of Mini Grotluschen- Dietz, mother of Lawrence Dietz) standing wuth Lawrences wife Virginia Dietz ( maiden name Walters). Lawrence and Virginia's daughter, Janice Lou Dietz was about 1-2 years old in the set of photos from this trip ( Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska signs appear in same set of photos of this trip, obviously a trip from Ohio to Midwest to visit family).
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Dorothy Grotluschen
This family photo of relative Dorothy Grotluschen was taken circa 1930-40s, (Iowa, USA?) during a visit by Virginia and Lawrence Dietz, who drove from Ohio. Photos of the road trip also included a "Welcome to Nebraska" sign, Kansas, as well as
Iowa, all in the set of photos from this trip.
Iowa, all in the set of photos from this trip.
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Lawrence was a farmer. He and his wife Virginia owned and operated aprox 150 acre farm. He butchered and sold kosher chickens, and supplied eggs to local customers and grocers. He and his wife Virginia Dietz (maiden name Walters) lived in Johnston township Ohio in the mid 1900s. They had 2 daughters, Janice and Nancy.
Wife of Charles Dietz. Her parents immigrate from Germany. She had other family known to have been living in Iowa, near 1940s . (*Relatives named Ben , Dorothy)
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