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Facts and Events
| Name |
Christina Keim |
| Alt Name |
Maria Christina Keim |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[1][2] |
13 May 1856 |
Romaniaper census data |
| Marriage |
Bef 1873 |
Romaniato Karl Rittenbach |
| Marriage |
Bef 1891 |
Romaniato Gottlieb Lick |
| Immigration? |
Est 1902 |
United States |
| Other |
1902 |
Immigration per 1920 census
with Gottlieb Lick |
| Other |
1907 |
Naturalization per 1920 census
with Gottlieb Lick |
| Census |
1910 |
Rhodes, McLean, North Dakota, United Stateswith Gottlieb Lick |
| Census? |
1915 |
McLean, North Dakota, United Stateswith Edward Lick (son) |
| Census? |
1920 |
Sheridan, North Dakota, United States(widowed) with Edward and Adam Lick (sons) |
| Immigration? |
Aft 1920 |
Canada |
| Marriage |
Est 1921 |
to Gottlieb Sauer |
| Census |
1926 |
Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canadawith Gottlieb Sauer |
| Death[1] |
30 Dec 1949 |
Crestomere, Alberta, Canadaon the family farm between Rimbey and Ponoka |
| Burial[1] |
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Ponoka, Alberta, CanadaForest Home Cemetery |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Christina Keim Lick Sauer [1], in Find A Grave.
- ↑ Some web sites say she was born in Alt Posttal, Akkerman, Bessarabia. However her family does not appear in the 1859 Alt Posttal census.
- Census records indicate that she immigrated in 1902 with her second husband Gottlieb Lick and their sons. No supporting record has been found in the Ellis Island ship manifests. The family may have entered the US from Canada which was common at that time. There is no record of her arriving on the Batavia with sons of her first husband Karl Rittenbach.
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