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Rosa Everhardt

Birth6/28/1867 - Zurich, Switzerland
Death14 Jul 1941 - Franklin, Ohio, USA
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Born in Zurich, Switzerland on 6/28/1867. Rosa Everhardt married Alfred Troesch and had 9 children. She passed away on 14 Jul 1941 in Franklin, Ohio, USA.

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Alfred Troesch
1862 - 1945
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Frederick Troesch
1889 - 1954
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John Troesch
1897 - 1944
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Herman Troesch
1903 - 1965
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Emma Elizabeth Troesch
1893 - 1969
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Elizabeth Magdalena "Mollie" Troesch
1895 - 1992
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Delana Claira Troesch
1890 - 1946
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Martha Flora Troesch
1911 - 1995
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Caroline M Troesch
1905 - 1993
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Bertha Margaret Troesch
1907 - 2006

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