Mathilda Ida Auguste "Ida" Kamrath

Birth5 May 1878 - Hoffelde, Regenwalde, Pommern, Prussia

Death7 Dec 1944 - Wausau, Marathon, Wisconsin

MotherAuguste Henriette Wilhelmine "Ebbie" Sens Sense

FatherCarl Friedrich Ferdinand "Charles" Kamrath

Born in Hoffelde, Regenwalde, Pommern, Prussia on 5 May 1878 to Carl Friedrich Ferdinand "Charles" Kamrath and Auguste Henriette Wilhelmine "Ebbie" Sens Sense. Mathilda Ida Auguste "Ida" Kamrath married William Michael Nicolas Mark Synnott and had 9 children. She passed away on 7 Dec 1944 in Wausau, Marathon, Wisconsin.

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Parents

Carl Friedrich Ferdinand "Charles" Kamrath
1831 - 1900

Auguste Henriette Wilhelmine "Ebbie" Sens Sense
1841 - 1892

Spouse(s)

William Michael Nicolas Mark Synnott
1874 - 1957

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Irving William Synnott
1899 - Unknown

Nyda Maryann Synnott
1920 - 2004

Leonard Frank Synnott
1901 - 1923

Myron M. Synnott
1921 - 2002

Gertrude Ida Synnott
1916 - 2006

Alice Mary Bertha Synnott
1903 - 1967

Mabel Gertrude Emma Synnott
1907 - 1993

William John Henry Synnott
1904 - 1960

Gordon Oscar Synnott
1910 - 1986

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