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Descendants of Andreas Rothfusz
Generation No. 1
1. ANDREAS 2 ROTHFUSZ (CHRISTIAN1) was born February 07, 1830 in Borodino, S. Russia, and died Bef. 1938. He married FRIEDERICKA HILDENBRAND February 28, 1852 in Kloestitz, Bessarabia, South Russia, daughter of JOHANNES HILDENBRAND and CHRISTINA RUFF. She was born March 19, 1835 in Borodino, S. Russia, and died March 30, 1871 in Borodino, S. Russia.
Notes for FRIEDERICKA HILDENBRAND:
*Hildebrandt, Friederike 19Mar1835 Borodino Johann&Ruff, Christina 1882645/2 103 109 Bap:19Mar.
+Rothfusz, Friederika 3 Mar1871 Borodino husb: Andreas; nee Hildebrandt 1884125/2 489 14
Marriage Notes for ANDREAS ROTHFUSZ and FRIEDERICKA HILDENBRAND:
~Rothfuss, Andreas & Hildebrand, Friederika 28 Feb1852 Kloestitz Kirchspiel #1883185/1 p.306 l.16
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The following is from: " Ashley ND, Golden Jubilee, 1888-1938 " ANDREAS ROTHFUSZ
Most of the immigrants who came to America from South Russia to seek and establish new homes in this section of the country were young men and their wives, but in 1889 came Andreas Rothfusz, then 59 years old. He was born in Borodino, South Russia on February 7th, 1830. With him were his wife and two sons.
McIntosh County was their destination and the place they planned to make their new home. On June 16th, 1889, the Rothfusz family arrived at Ashley, weary and worn from their long trip. They had come to Eureka by rail and overland from there. Mr. Rothfusz filed on land in Section 21, Township 130, Range 68 and began to make accommodations for his family. Kindly neighbors helped him build their house, which was made of sod. Ellendale and Eureka were the nearest towns and it was from one of these places that lumber was hauled to make window frames and a door for the house. Benches, table and beds were also made as they only brought their clothing and bedding with them from the old country. They invested in a hand plow, four oxen and a wagon and had but $100.00 left which would have to tide them over the winter months. The winters were longer and much more severe than now. Snow fell in October and covered the ground until March. Blizzards were a common occurrence during the winter months, many times the buildings on a farm would be covered after a bad storm. The farmers were fortunate not to be enroute to town for supplies or on their way home when a blizzard was raging.
Crops were not very good the first two years Mr. Rothfusz was in this country but conditions improved and though products were low in price, they managed to save and acquire more land and equipment. Wheat sold from fifty to eighty cents per bushel, flax being about eighty cents. The first year they were here, eggs sold for 3 cents per dozen and butter for five to eight cents per pound.
Mr. Rothfusz was united in marriage to Fredericka Hildenbrand. To them three sons were born. They are: Christian, living at Ashley, N. D.; Jacob, in Russia; and John living on a farm east of Ashley.
The Rothfusz family were members of the Lutheran Church. When they came to America and this locality, churches were not established but these people would gather at the home of a neighbor on Sunday and hold their worship. Family worship was held in their homes every day.
Mr. and Mrs. Rothfusz have passed to the Great Beyond.
Children of ANDREAS ROTHFUSZ and FRIEDERICKA HILDENBRAND are:
i. KATHARINA3 ROTHFUSZ, b. March 03, 1853, Borodino, S. Russia; d. August 09, 1855, Borodino, S. Russia.
Notes for KATHARINA ROTHFUSZ:
*Rothfuss, Katharina 3Mar1853 Borodino Andreas Hildebrandt, Friedricka 1883188/1 303 13
+Rothfuss, Katharina+ 9Aug1855 Borodino Andreas Hildebrandt, Friederika 1884075/1 504 51
ii. JOHANNES ROTHFUSZ, b. August 26, 1855, Borodino, S. Russia; d. January 06, 1868, Borodino, S. Russia.
Notes for JOHANNES ROTHFUSZ:
*Rothfuss, Johannes 26Aug1855 Borodino Andreas Hildebrandt, Friederika 1884075/1 534 40
*Rothfusz, Johannes+ 6Jan1868 Borodino Andreas&Hildebrand, Friederika 1884092 429 2
iii. CHRISTINA ROTHFUSZ, b. September 10, 1857.
Notes for CHRISTINA ROTHFUSZ:
*Rothfusz, Christina 10Sep1857 Borodino Andreas Hildebrand, Fredericka 1884103/2 448 58
2. iv. CHRISTIAN ROTHFUSZ, b. January 03, 1860, Borodino, S. Russia; d. December 20, 1940, Ashley, McIntosh County, North Dakota.
v. JACOB ROTHFUSZ, b. Abt. 1861.
Notes for JACOB ROTHFUSZ:
Jacob remained in S. Russia, he didn't not come to the United States with his family.
vi. JOHANNES ROTHFUSZ, b. February 27, 1862, Borodino, South Russia; d. January 06, 1868, Borodino, South Russia.
vii. INFANT ROTHFUSZ, b. April 29, 1869, Borodino, South Russia.
3. viii. JOHANN ROTHFUSZ, b. May 25, 1870, Borodino, Bessarabia, South Russia; d. 1951.
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Generation No. 2
2. CHRISTIAN3 ROTHFUSZ (ANDREAS2, CHRISTIAN1) was born January 03, 1860 in Borodino, S. Russia, and died December 20, 1940 in Ashley, McIntosh County, North Dakota. He married CHRISTINA HAGER Abt. 1880. She was born January 31, 1858 in Russia, and died February 27, 1927.
More About CHRISTIAN ROTHFUSZ:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, Ashley, McIntosh County, North Dakota
Emigration: 1889, Borodino, S. Russia>United States
More About CHRISTINA HAGER:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, Ashley, McIntosh County, North Dakota
Marriage Notes for CHRISTIAN ROTHFUSZ and CHRISTINA HAGER:
From the McIntosh Cemetery records: Lutheran Cemetery Ashley, ND:
Rothfusz, Christian 1/3/1860 - 12/20/1940 w. Christina (son of Andreas Rothfusz)
Rothfusz, Christina (nee Hager) 1/31/1858 h. Christian
From: " Ashley ND, Golden Jubilee, 1888-1938 " CHRISTIAN ROTHFUSZ
Christian Rothfusz come to America in 1889 from Borodena, South Russia, where he was born on January 3rd, 1860. Accompanying him, were his wife, Christina, born Hager, and their small daughter and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Rothfusz.
Coming directly to Eureka by rail and from there overland to Ashley, McIntosh County, Christian and his father filed on land in the same section and township. They helped each other build their sod houses and barns and get established in this new land. Neighbors and friends lent a helping hand in assisting these newcomers in every possible way.
Christian and his father bought four oxen and a hand plow and two cows and with these, they began their farming. The winter of 1889 was severe and long with heavy snowfall. Many times their houses and buildings were completely covered with snow and obscure from vision but for the chimney. The abundance of snow made planting conditions in the spring ideal. However, the crop yield was very poor, none of it was taken to market, but kept for seed the next year.
Ellendale, a distance of forty-five miles, was their nearest town and where their farm produce was sold and their supplies purchased. Many times, a load of buffalo bones were exchanged for groceries and flour. It would take three or four days to make these trips but usually a couple of neighbors would go at the same time, making it a little easier.
Wheat sold for seventy-five and eighty cents per bushel in those days. Milk products were not salable, often times the farmers would have to take them back home with them. If they were sold, they only got three cents a dozen for eggs and about five cents a pound for butter.
Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Rothfusz, they are: Emilia, now Mrs. John Wahl, living east of Ashley, N. D.; Pauline, now Mrs. Fred Iszler, living north of Ashley, N. D.; Lydia, now Mrs. Gottlieb Kempf, living southeast of Ashley, N. D.; Emma, now Mrs. Ludwig Thurn, living southeast of Ashley, N. D.; Anneta, now Mrs. Schubert, living at Plaza, N. D.; and Otto at home.
Twenty some years ago, Mr. Rothfusz retired from actual farming and moved to Ashley. He purchased a home in the northeast part of town where they and their son Otto have since resided.
Mr. and Mrs. Rothfusz are of the Lutheran faith and are members of the Zion Lutheran Church at Ashley, N. D.
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From the Iowa Township, McIntosh County, ND 1900 Federal Census
ROTHFUSZ, Christian - Head - 40 Rus Rus Rus
Christina - Wife - 42 Rus Rus Rus
Amelia - Daughter - 19 Rus Rus Rus
Paulina - Daughter - 10 ND Rus Rus
Lydia - Daughter - 8 ND Rus Rus
Emma - Daughter - 6 ND Rus Rus
Anetta - Daughter - 2 ND Rus Rus
Otto - Son - 1 ND Rus Rus
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From the Iowa Township, McIntosh County, North Dakota 1910 Federal Census
ROTHFUSZ, Christian 50 m30 R 1889 301A-1-1
Christina (Hager) 52 13C 5L R
Paulina 20 ND
Lydia 18 ND
Emma 16 ND
Annetta 12 ND
Otto 11 ND
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From the Ashley Village, McIntosh County, North Dakota 1920 Census
ROTHFUSZ, Christian head 59 Rus Rus Rus - retired farmer - cannot speak English
Christina wife 61 Rus Rus Rus - cannot speak English
Otto son 20 ND Rus Rus - can speak English
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Children of CHRISTIAN ROTHFUSZ and CHRISTINA HAGER are:
i. EMILIA4 ROTHFUSZ, b. 1887, Russia; d. 1973; m. JOHANN F. WAHL, Abt. 1907; b. March 25, 1885, Russia; d. 1964.
More About EMILIA ROTHFUSZ:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, Ashley, McIntosh County, North Dakota
More About JOHANN F. WAHL:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, Ashley, McIntosh County, North Dakota
Marriage Notes for EMILIA ROTHFUSZ and JOHANN WAHL:
From the Kisselberry Township, McIntosh County, ND 1910 Census:
WAHL, Johann S35 25 m3 R 1885 240A-143-150
Emilia (Rothfusz) 22 2C 1L R 1889
Hulda Viola 16 mo
ii. PAULINE ROTHFUSZ, b. 1890, North Dakota; d. 1958; m. FRED ISZLER; b. 1892; d. 1957.
More About PAULINE ROTHFUSZ:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, Ashley, McIntosh County, North Dakota
More About FRED ISZLER:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, Ashley, McIntosh County, North Dakota
iii. LYDIA ROTHFUSZ, b. Abt. 1892, North Dakota; m. GOTTLIEB KEMPF.
iv. EMMA ROTHFUSZ, b. Abt. 1894, North Dakota; m. LUDWIG THURN; b. April 21, 1894, North Dakota; d. February 19, 1953.
v. ANNETTA ROTHFUSZ, b. Abt. 1898, North Dakota; m. UNKNOWN SCHUBERT.
vi. OTTO ROTHFUSZ, b. Abt. 1899, North Dakota.
3. JOHANN3 ROTHFUSZ (ANDREAS2, CHRISTIAN1) was born May 25, 1870 in Borodino, Bessarabia, South Russia, and died 1951. He married BARBARA SACKMAN Abt. 1896. She was born 1876 in Russia, and died 1944.
More About JOHANN ROTHFUSZ:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, McIntosh County, North Dakota
More About BARBARA SACKMAN:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, McIntosh County, North Dakota
Marriage Notes for JOHANN ROTHFUSZ and BARBARA SACKMAN:
From the Iowa Township, McIntosh County, North Dakota 1910 Federal Census
ROTHFUSZ, Johann S18 40 m14 R 1889 302A-10-10
Barbara, (Sackman) 34 8C 8L R
Andrew 13 ND
Johannes 11 ND
Martin 9 ND
Katharina 8 ND
Jacob 6 ND
Fredericka 5 ND
Frederick 3 ND
Christian 1 ND
Children of JOHANN ROTHFUSZ and BARBARA SACKMAN are:
i. ANDREW4 ROTHFUSZ, b. November 22, 1896, North Dakota; d. December 1983, Cuyahoga County, Ohio; m. ANNA GEISZLER; b. August 06, 1899; d. September 15, 1989, Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
ii. JOHANNES ROTHFUSZ, b. April 21, 1898, North Dakota; d. March 1966, Fredonia, Logan County, North Dakota.
More About JOHANNES ROTHFUSZ:
Burial: Evangelical Lutheran Zions Church Cemetery, McIntosh County, ND
iii. MARTIN ROTHFUSZ, b. December 06, 1899, North Dakota; d. February 28, 1945.
More About MARTIN ROTHFUSZ:
Burial: Danzig City Cemetery, McIntosh County, North Dakota
iv. KATHARINA ROTHFUSZ, b. Abt. 1902, North Dakota.
v. JACOB ROTHFUSZ, b. Abt. 1904, North Dakota.
vi. FREDERICKA ROTHFUSZ, b. Abt. 1905, North Dakota.
vii. J. FREDRICH ROTHFUSZ, b. 1907, North Dakota; d. 1932.
More About J. FREDRICH ROTHFUSZ:
Burial: Lutheran Cemetery, McIntosh County, North Dakota
viii. CHRISTIAN ROTHFUSZ, b. February 17, 1909, North Dakota; d. January 30, 1988.
ix. WILLIAM ROTHFUSZ, b. October 09, 1910, North Dakota; d. November 08, 1981, Contra Costa County, California; m. LAVINA VIOLET SCHLENKER; b. November 13, 1918, North Dakota; d. January 25, 1981, Contra Costa County, California.
x. EMMA ROTHFUSZ, b. June 28, 1918, North Dakota; d. September 03, 1990, Sacramento County, California; m. UNKNOWN MALE MYERS
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