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When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
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My Great-Grandmother immigrated to the USA from the port of Glasgow, Scotland in 1865, arriving on the "Hiberia" in New York on October 30.
She married German-immigrant Charles W. Brünnemann on September 22, 1866.
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Their children were:
Frederick L Brünnemann, who married Emma Orleman
Edward Brünnemann, who married Elizabeth Smallwood (later divorced).
Catherine Lillian (Katie)Brünnemann, who married Arthur Edward Galpin, (my grandparents).
William Brünnemann, who married my Nana, Anna Bednar
Theodore Brünnemann (Uncle Ted), who married Ida ___. [or died when 1... still researching
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by Mary Ann Geminiano Galpin Ford
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When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
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My Great-Grandmother immigrated to the USA from the port of Glasgow, Scotland in 1865, arriving on the "Hiberia" in New York on October 30.
She married German-immigrant Charles W. Brünnemann on September 22, 1866.
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Their children were:
Frederick L Brünnemann, who married Emma Orleman
Edward Brünnemann, who married Elizabeth Smallwood (later divorced).
Catherine Lillian (Katie)Brünnemann, who married Arthur Edward Galpin, (my grandparents).
William Brünnemann, who married my Nana, Anna Bednar
Theodore Brünnemann (Uncle Ted), who married Ida ___. [or died when 1... still researching
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by Mary Ann Geminiano Galpin Ford
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When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
_________________________________________
My Great-Grandmother immigrated to the USA from the port of Glasgow, Scotland in 1865, arriving on the "Hiberia" in New York on October 30.
She married German-immigrant Charles W. Brünnemann on September 22, 1866.
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Their children were:
Frederick L Brünnemann, who married Emma Orleman
Edward Brünnemann, who married Elizabeth Smallwood (later divorced).
Catherine Lillian (Katie)Brünnemann, who married Arthur Edward Galpin, (my grandparents).
William Brünnemann, who married my Nana, Anna Bednar
Theodore Brünnemann (Uncle Ted), who married Ida ___. [or died when 1... still researching
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by Mary Ann Geminiano Galpin Ford
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When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
_________________________________________
My Great-Grandmother immigrated to the USA from the port of Glasgow, Scotland in 1865, arriving on the "Hiberia" in New York on October 30.
She married German-immigrant Charles W. Brünnemann on September 22, 1866.
_________________________________________
Their children were:
Frederick L Brünnemann, who married Emma Orleman
Edward Brünnemann, who married Elizabeth Smallwood (later divorced).
Catherine Lillian (Katie)Brünnemann, who married Arthur Edward Galpin, (my grandparents).
William Brünnemann, who married my Nana, Anna Bednar
Theodore Brünnemann (Uncle Ted), who married Ida ___. [or died when 1... still researching
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by Mary Ann Geminiano Galpin Ford
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