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Frederick E. Roeske

Birth12 March 1869 - Germany
DeathJune 16, 1911 - Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois, USA
MotherCaroline Millitz
FatherJohann Roeske

Born in Germany on 12 March 1869 to Johann Roeske and Caroline Millitz. Frederick E. Roeske married Bertha E. Gantzkow and had 11 children. He passed away on June 16, 1911 in Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
Johann Roeske
Unknown - Unknown
Caroline Millitz
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
Bertha E. Gantzkow
1870 - 1936
Children Show all
Frieda Ida Roeske
1896 - 1985
Clara A. Roeske
1899 - 1981
Frank Herman Roeske
1894 - 1968
Paul Emil Roeske
1895 - 1942
Elsie Roeske
1903 - 2000
Clarence H. Roeske
1907 - 1968

Walter Roeske
1904 - 1969
Lucille A. (Lucy) Roeske
1900 - 1980
Anna Roeske
1912 - 1962
William P. Roeske
1906 - 1906
Bertha L. Roeske
1905 - 1908

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