John was the oldest of eight children. He grew up on his parents farm, and was always a farmer but had various interests, one of which was photography. He delighted in taking pictures of his children.
At the time of his marriage, he and wife moved to an unimproved farm southwest of town and later bought more acreage and improved all.
John and wife were members of the German Baptist Church, five miles north of California, Missouri, which no longer exists.
In his fourties, he was afflicted with kidney trouble and at age 48, had the flu, and died of a stroke.
He and his wife are buried in the Bloch Cemetery adjacent to the site of the Old German Baptist Church.
John was the oldest of eight children. He grew up on his parents farm, and was always a farmer but had various interests, one of which was photography. He delighted in taking pictures of his children.
At the time of his marriage, he and wife moved to an unimproved farm southwest of town and later bought more acreage and improved all.
John and wife were members of the German Baptist Church, five miles north of California, Missouri, which no longer exists.
In his fourties, he was afflicted with kidney trouble and at age 48, had the flu, and died of a stroke.
He and his wife are buried in the Bloch Cemetery adjacent to the site of the Old German Baptist Church.
Gravesite Details
Information: Death Certificate.
Family Members
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Bertha Ellen Rohrbach Cobb
1894–1965
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William Edward Rohrbach
1896–1987
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Edna Amelia Rohrbach Norman
1897–1934
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Charles T. "Carl" Rohrbach
1899–1970
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Martha Matilda Rohrbach Dering
1901 – unknown
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Arthur E. Rohrbach
1902 – unknown
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Mary Anna Rohrbach Crawford
1904–1991
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Theodore H. Rohrbach
1906 – unknown
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SK3 Clarence H. Rohrbach
1908–1987
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Gertrude E. "Trudy" Rohrbach Andres
1912–1996
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Pvt Leonard Eugene Rohrbach
1914–2004
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