Her passage was paid for by the hard work of her fiance. Gustav Julius Pretzlaff married Tina on 1 Jul 1882 in Sibley, IL. They had 10 children, two of whom took orders in the Lutheran church:
1. Anna Elizabeth Pretzlaff1883-1974
m1900 George Brigham
2. Sr. Martha Pretzlaff 1886-1978
Deaconess in Lutheran Church
3. Fred Wilhelm Pretzlaff 1886-1963
m1908 Bertha M. Trebes d1981
4. Adelina Amanda Pretzlaff 1888-1974
m19__ John Holsten d1945
5. Edward Pretzlaff 1890-1901
drowned in lake
6. Franz Pretzlaff 1892- 1901
bowel inflammation
7. Caroline Pretzlaff 1895-1993
m Dr. William Stevenson d1969
8. Laura Pretzlaff 1898-1984
m1918 Martin C. Holsten d1978
9. George Pretzlaff 1900-1979
m192_ Ida R. von Brethorst d2007
10. Rev. Theodore Pretzlaff 1903-1966
Lutheran pastor
m Esther Klemm
A dedicated homemaker, widowed Tina was found dead on her kitchen floor by her niece, Bernice Gerken Hill, a pan of cinnamon rolls from the oven cooling on the table above her.
Her passage was paid for by the hard work of her fiance. Gustav Julius Pretzlaff married Tina on 1 Jul 1882 in Sibley, IL. They had 10 children, two of whom took orders in the Lutheran church:
1. Anna Elizabeth Pretzlaff1883-1974
m1900 George Brigham
2. Sr. Martha Pretzlaff 1886-1978
Deaconess in Lutheran Church
3. Fred Wilhelm Pretzlaff 1886-1963
m1908 Bertha M. Trebes d1981
4. Adelina Amanda Pretzlaff 1888-1974
m19__ John Holsten d1945
5. Edward Pretzlaff 1890-1901
drowned in lake
6. Franz Pretzlaff 1892- 1901
bowel inflammation
7. Caroline Pretzlaff 1895-1993
m Dr. William Stevenson d1969
8. Laura Pretzlaff 1898-1984
m1918 Martin C. Holsten d1978
9. George Pretzlaff 1900-1979
m192_ Ida R. von Brethorst d2007
10. Rev. Theodore Pretzlaff 1903-1966
Lutheran pastor
m Esther Klemm
A dedicated homemaker, widowed Tina was found dead on her kitchen floor by her niece, Bernice Gerken Hill, a pan of cinnamon rolls from the oven cooling on the table above her.
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