Daughter of Adam Smith and "Oursula" Miller, per marriage transcription; this was her second marriage. Her father's name differs from that shown on her d/c, which is Frederick Bender. It appears that the correct name is a combination of the two: Adam Bender.
1m: As Katie M.B. Bender, she married H.J.A. Schmidt on May 28, 1890, in Allen Co., IN.
2m: As Katie Smith (s/b Schmidt?) Bender, she married John Seelig on Oct. 16, 1895, in Indiana.
1900/1910 Ft. Wayne, IN: Katherine was the mother of 0 children/0 living.
Katie suffered from involutional psychotic reaction for 19 years. She died at the Richmond State Hospital.
From the web:
Involutional psychosis is a psychosis occurring in middle life and the following years, without evidence of either "organic" intellectual defects or a previous affective disorder. It's main characteristic is depression.
NOTE: In the 1980's ACGSI stated there was a funeral home marker
1m: As Katie M.B. Bender, she married H.J.A. Schmidt on May 28, 1890, in Allen Co., IN.
2m: As Katie Smith (s/b Schmidt?) Bender, she married John Seelig on Oct. 16, 1895, in Indiana.
1900/1910 Ft. Wayne, IN: Katherine was the mother of 0 children/0 living.
Katie suffered from involutional psychotic reaction for 19 years. She died at the Richmond State Hospital.
From the web:
Involutional psychosis is a psychosis occurring in middle life and the following years, without evidence of either "organic" intellectual defects or a previous affective disorder. It's main characteristic is depression.
NOTE: In the 1980's ACGSI stated there was a funeral home marker
Daughter of Adam Smith and "Oursula" Miller, per marriage transcription; this was her second marriage. Her father's name differs from that shown on her d/c, which is Frederick Bender. It appears that the correct name is a combination of the two: Adam Bender.
1m: As Katie M.B. Bender, she married H.J.A. Schmidt on May 28, 1890, in Allen Co., IN.
2m: As Katie Smith (s/b Schmidt?) Bender, she married John Seelig on Oct. 16, 1895, in Indiana.
1900/1910 Ft. Wayne, IN: Katherine was the mother of 0 children/0 living.
Katie suffered from involutional psychotic reaction for 19 years. She died at the Richmond State Hospital.
From the web:
Involutional psychosis is a psychosis occurring in middle life and the following years, without evidence of either "organic" intellectual defects or a previous affective disorder. It's main characteristic is depression.
NOTE: In the 1980's ACGSI stated there was a funeral home marker
1m: As Katie M.B. Bender, she married H.J.A. Schmidt on May 28, 1890, in Allen Co., IN.
2m: As Katie Smith (s/b Schmidt?) Bender, she married John Seelig on Oct. 16, 1895, in Indiana.
1900/1910 Ft. Wayne, IN: Katherine was the mother of 0 children/0 living.
Katie suffered from involutional psychotic reaction for 19 years. She died at the Richmond State Hospital.
From the web:
Involutional psychosis is a psychosis occurring in middle life and the following years, without evidence of either "organic" intellectual defects or a previous affective disorder. It's main characteristic is depression.
NOTE: In the 1980's ACGSI stated there was a funeral home marker
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