Johann "Friedrich" Diederich Grüschow (Grueschow or Gruschow) emigrated from Moltzow (Rambow), Mecklenburg-Schwerin (Germany) via Hamburg on Jul 15, 1854 with his wife (Marie Caroline Buttner), children & son-in-law (Ferdinand Seyberlich) and arrived in NYC on Aug 28. They went to Chicago, IL, where Friedrich's eldest son Chris and his family had settled in 1853.∼Friedrich Grüschow (Grueschow or Gruschow), was born in Moltzow, (Rambow church parish), Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
He married Marie Caroline Christiane Büttner (Buttner or Buettner), Oct 25, 1826 at Rambow. They had 9 children.
Family immigrated to America in 1854 on the Hamburg sailing ship "Humboldt", along with the Seyberlich family.
They all resided in Chicago and later some went to Brooklyn, New York and Detroit, Michigan.
Wunders cemetery can't find his burial record but First St. Paul's church (Owner of Wunders)records and Chicago death records indicate he was buried here!∼There is no grave marker for he nor his wife.
AKA: Johann "Friedrich" Diederich Grüschow (Gruschow/Grueschow), born Moltzow (Rambow Parish), Mecklenburg-Schwerin (Germany), son of Johann "Friedrich" Grüschow & Catharina Sophie Massmann Gruschow.
Married Oct 25, 1826 at Rambow to Marie "Caroline" Christiane Büttner (Buttner/Buettner). Photo of church to the right, which was built in the 1600's.
They immigrated with eight of their children in 1854, along with their son-in-law, Ferdinand Seyberlich/Seyferlich. Their elderst son, Chris Grüschow, had immigrated, with his family, to Chicago in 1853.
Family attended First Saint Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chicago.
Johann "Friedrich" Diederich Grüschow (Grueschow or Gruschow) emigrated from Moltzow (Rambow), Mecklenburg-Schwerin (Germany) via Hamburg on Jul 15, 1854 with his wife (Marie Caroline Buttner), children & son-in-law (Ferdinand Seyberlich) and arrived in NYC on Aug 28. They went to Chicago, IL, where Friedrich's eldest son Chris and his family had settled in 1853.∼Friedrich Grüschow (Grueschow or Gruschow), was born in Moltzow, (Rambow church parish), Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
He married Marie Caroline Christiane Büttner (Buttner or Buettner), Oct 25, 1826 at Rambow. They had 9 children.
Family immigrated to America in 1854 on the Hamburg sailing ship "Humboldt", along with the Seyberlich family.
They all resided in Chicago and later some went to Brooklyn, New York and Detroit, Michigan.
Wunders cemetery can't find his burial record but First St. Paul's church (Owner of Wunders)records and Chicago death records indicate he was buried here!∼There is no grave marker for he nor his wife.
AKA: Johann "Friedrich" Diederich Grüschow (Gruschow/Grueschow), born Moltzow (Rambow Parish), Mecklenburg-Schwerin (Germany), son of Johann "Friedrich" Grüschow & Catharina Sophie Massmann Gruschow.
Married Oct 25, 1826 at Rambow to Marie "Caroline" Christiane Büttner (Buttner/Buettner). Photo of church to the right, which was built in the 1600's.
They immigrated with eight of their children in 1854, along with their son-in-law, Ferdinand Seyberlich/Seyferlich. Their elderst son, Chris Grüschow, had immigrated, with his family, to Chicago in 1853.
Family attended First Saint Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chicago.
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Gravesite Details
Husband of Marie Caroline Christiane Buttner, son of Johann "Friedrich" Gruschow & Catharina Sophie Massmann
Family Members
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Friederike Caroline Elisabeth Gruschow Seyberlich
1827–1877
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Friedrich Christian "Chris" Gruschow
1827–1889
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John Christian Ludwig Gruschow
1829–1900
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Caroline Christiana Gruschow Buttner
1831–1892
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Amalia Johanne Friederica Grueschow
1833–1833
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Henriette Johanna Christine Gruschow
1837–1866
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Carl Ludwig Adolph "Charles" Gruschow
1846–1917
