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Augusta Wilmarth
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Augusta C. Wilmarth (born Rohweder), 1896 - 1970 Augusta C. Wilmarth (born Rohweder) 1896 1970
Augusta C. Wilmarth (born Rohweder) was born in 1896, to Claus Rohweder and Anna Rohweder (born Mildenstein).
Augusta had 14 siblings: Emma Anna Seier (born Rohweder), Dora Gertrude Boettcher (born Rohweder) and .
Augusta passed away in 1970, at age 74.
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
Augusta WilmarthAugusta Wilmarth in Jamestown weekly alert - Mar 27 1913
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... hotter every minute. His mother came In response to his cries and rescued him. DEATH OF MRS.WM. WILMART ,V-i. O After Lingering Illness. Burled at Montpeller. The death of-Mrs. Augusta Wilmart, wife of William Wilmart, who resides a few-miles north of Montpeller, occurred Thursday night at 11 o'clock, at tbe City hospital, from tuberculosis. Mrs. Wilmart has been taking treatment at St. Thomas hospital, Minneapolis, during a greater p&rt of the winter, and had only returned to Jamestown a short time ago. She waB 32 years ..."
Publication place: Jamestown, Stutsman, North Dakota
Geni World Family Tree
Harriet Wilmarth 1820 1906
Harriet Augusta Wilmarth (born Robinson), 1820 - 1906
Harriet, Augusta Wilmarth (born Robinson) was born in 1820, to Olney Robinson and Hulda Robinson (born Read).
Harriet married Palemon Capron Wilmarth.
Palemon was born circa 1815.
They had one son: Charles C Wilmarth.
Harriet passed away in 1906, at age 86.
kate wilmarth
kate augusta wilmarth (born gordon)
kate, augusta wilmarth (born gordon) was born to john, calvin gordon.
kate married edwin, bowen wilmarth.
They had one son: gordon grant wilmarth.
kate wilmarth
kate augusta wilmarth (born gordon)
kate, augusta wilmarth (born gordon) had one son: edwin bowen wilmarth.
