The Fietsam family tells the story of a past generation in Germany that acquired the "Fietsam" name. It was during a war. Two small children were separated from their parents and were wandering the countryside for days. Soldiers came along and found them alone. They couldn't understand what the young children were saying so they gave them the name "Fietsam".
The Strathman's had large family-6 boys and 5 girls. Daughter, Mary Ida died at birth, she was a twin to Barbara.
Frank 1892 Bertha 1894 Joseph 1896
Herman George 1898 Lydia 1899
Gerald John 1902 Edward Henry 1904
Alma Mary 1907 Barbara 1909
Mary Ida 1909 Albert 1911
Ida had a large garden and loved being in it.
The Fietsam family tells the story of a past generation in Germany that acquired the "Fietsam" name. It was during a war. Two small children were separated from their parents and were wandering the countryside for days. Soldiers came along and found them alone. They couldn't understand what the young children were saying so they gave them the name "Fietsam".
The Strathman's had large family-6 boys and 5 girls. Daughter, Mary Ida died at birth, she was a twin to Barbara.
Frank 1892 Bertha 1894 Joseph 1896
Herman George 1898 Lydia 1899
Gerald John 1902 Edward Henry 1904
Alma Mary 1907 Barbara 1909
Mary Ida 1909 Albert 1911
Ida had a large garden and loved being in it.
Inscription
Ida H Strathman
Gravesite Details
Born in Fayetteville, Illinois
Family Members
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Frank John Strathman
1892–1974
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Bertha Ida Strathman Nolte
1894–1985
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Joseph H. Strathman
1896–1979
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Lydia H. Strathman Luckeroth
1899–1980
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Gerald John Strathman
1902–1989
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Edward Henry Strathman
1904–1988
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Alma M. Strathman Vardy
1907–1998
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Mary Ida Strathman
1909–1909
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Barbara Mary Strathman Conner
1909–1970
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Albert William "Al" Strathman
1911–1986
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