The Mountain Democrat, Placerville, El Dorado County, California, February 2, 1908, page 8: Death of a Pioneer Woman - Mrs. Jacob Fruchtenicht, a pioneer resident of Spanish Dry Diggings, died at the home of Mrs. Wood, at that place Tuesday last. Her funeral took place Wednesday, her remains being laid beside those of her husband who died there about three years ago. The only relatives in California are Claus Ehrlich*, a brother-in-law, and his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Haines**, of Bowman, both of whom formerly resided at Spanish Dry Diggings.
Georgetown Gazette, 1/31/1908; 2-2: "A Good Woman Passes Away." Mrs. Jacob Fruechteneicht (sic), a resident of Spanish Dry Diggings..." d. Monday night at the home of Mrs. Woods; her husband died about 3 yrs ago; funeral at Spanish Dry Diggings.
Contributor: Sue (47371789) •
*Claus Ehrich is not part of Muck genealogy, so must be related through Jacob Fruchtenicht.
**Matilda Magdalena Ehrich Haines #42467020
Sent an email requesting information to the following [email protected]. Reply: I found two burial records and the spellings are different. In the Spanish Dry Diggings Cemetery there are two people listed that I believe are the ones you are searching. Jacob Fruechtenicht aged 78 years, 11 months, and 26 days, died 9 March 1905. There is a note in the cemetery listing that says "Mountain Democrat newspaper 3/18/1905; Jacob Fruechtenicht... an old resident of Cherokee Flat near Spanish Dry Diggings, native of Germany". The second listing is "Fruechthneicht, N/A [Mrs] died 01 27 1908. No other information for these two people.
The Mountain Democrat, Placerville, El Dorado County, California, February 2, 1908, page 8: Death of a Pioneer Woman - Mrs. Jacob Fruchtenicht, a pioneer resident of Spanish Dry Diggings, died at the home of Mrs. Wood, at that place Tuesday last. Her funeral took place Wednesday, her remains being laid beside those of her husband who died there about three years ago. The only relatives in California are Claus Ehrlich*, a brother-in-law, and his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Haines**, of Bowman, both of whom formerly resided at Spanish Dry Diggings.
Georgetown Gazette, 1/31/1908; 2-2: "A Good Woman Passes Away." Mrs. Jacob Fruechteneicht (sic), a resident of Spanish Dry Diggings..." d. Monday night at the home of Mrs. Woods; her husband died about 3 yrs ago; funeral at Spanish Dry Diggings.
Contributor: Sue (47371789) •
*Claus Ehrich is not part of Muck genealogy, so must be related through Jacob Fruchtenicht.
**Matilda Magdalena Ehrich Haines #42467020
Sent an email requesting information to the following [email protected]. Reply: I found two burial records and the spellings are different. In the Spanish Dry Diggings Cemetery there are two people listed that I believe are the ones you are searching. Jacob Fruechtenicht aged 78 years, 11 months, and 26 days, died 9 March 1905. There is a note in the cemetery listing that says "Mountain Democrat newspaper 3/18/1905; Jacob Fruechtenicht... an old resident of Cherokee Flat near Spanish Dry Diggings, native of Germany". The second listing is "Fruechthneicht, N/A [Mrs] died 01 27 1908. No other information for these two people.
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