Person:Rosina Rück (1)
Rosina Rück
b.24 Mar 1866 Szemlak, Arad, Hungary
d.16 Jul 1944 Semlac, Arad, Romania
Parents and Siblings
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m. 8 Jan 1857
  1. Michael RückAbt 1863 -
  2. Rosina Rück1866 - 1944
Spouse and Children
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m. 16 Nov 1886
  1. Elisabeth Bartolf1887 - 1887
  2. Joseph Adam Bartolf1889 - 1945
  3. Josef Bartolf1891 -
  4. Andreas Bartolf1893 - 1902
  5. Henry Bartolf1901 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Josef Bartolf (add)
  • W.  Rosina Rück1866 - 1944
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Facts and Events
Name Rosina Rück
Gender Female
Other[1] 22 Mar 1866 Szemlak at Time of BirthHouse Number
Birth[1] 24 Mar 1866 Szemlak, Arad, Hungary
Other[1] 25 Mar 1866 Andras Bartolf and Magdolna MaaszBaptism Godparents
Marriage 16 Nov 1886 Semlac, Arad, Hungaryto Joseph Bartolf
Other[3] 16 Nov 1886 Szemlak at Time of MarriageHouse Number
Marriage to Josef Bartolf (add)
Occupation? Housewife
Death[2][1] 16 Jul 1944 Semlac, Arad, RomaniaCause: Hirnschlag (Brain Impact)
Burial[2] 17 Jul 1944 Evangelische (Lutheran) Cemetery, Semlac
Reference Number? 117

According to family members, she didn't speak to my grandmother, Elisabeth Bartolf Wagner. Elisabeth was her sister-in-law. According to my Aunt Katherine, Rosina was a difficult person to get along with.

Married on the same day as her brother Michael.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Georg Schmidt. Semlak Lutheran (Evangelische) Church Birth Records.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Georg Schmidt. Semlak Lutheran (Evangelische) Church Death Records.
  3. ↑ Georg Schmidt. Semlak Lutheran (Evangelische) Church Marriage Records.
  4.   My place references are based on what the village was known as: Until the Trianon Treaty following WWI, the village was in Hungary was known as Szemlak in the County of Arad in Hungary; after the Trianon Treaty, the village was in Romania and was known as (and still known as) Semlac, in the county of Arad, in Romania. So, I have removed the edits just made. It is strange, I know, to see a person born, living and dying in the same exact place but, through a treaty, the village not only has different spellings but is also in two countries.
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