Johann "John" was a brother to; Albrecht, Christian, Maria, Magdalena, Rosina, Anna Marie, and Margareta.
The family made their home in Montgomery, Illinois on a farm where acres of red carnations for the dining cars of Burlington trains were raised.
Johann "John' also was a sheep herder for the stock yards.
He now joins his beloved wife, Maria who passed away on March 10, 1920, also three children; Ernst on May 3, 1898, Rosa on June 7, 1898, and Fred on September 28, 1912. Johann "John" shares a stone with Maria, Ernst, Rosa and Fred at Riverside Cemetery in Montgomery, Illinois.
Johann "John" was a brother to; Albrecht, Christian, Maria, Magdalena, Rosina, Anna Marie, and Margareta.
The family made their home in Montgomery, Illinois on a farm where acres of red carnations for the dining cars of Burlington trains were raised.
Johann "John' also was a sheep herder for the stock yards.
He now joins his beloved wife, Maria who passed away on March 10, 1920, also three children; Ernst on May 3, 1898, Rosa on June 7, 1898, and Fred on September 28, 1912. Johann "John" shares a stone with Maria, Ernst, Rosa and Fred at Riverside Cemetery in Montgomery, Illinois.
Family Members
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John Alfred "Johann" Tschannen
1868–1952
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Maria "Mary" Tschannen Graf
1870–1958
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Eliza Tschannen Seagrist
1872–1948
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Anna Tschannen Kestl
1874–1909
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Rosa Tschannen
1876–1898
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Fred Tschannen
1878–1912
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Ernst Tschannen
1880–1898
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Lena Tschannen Kastrup
1880–1964
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Rudolf Tschannen. Sr
1882–1957
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Bertha Tschannen Buckley
1885–1958
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Bertha Mary Tschannen Buckley
1885–1958
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Emma Tschannen Elvers
1885–1976
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Freda Tschannen Albrecht
1888–1965
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Albert Tschannen
1890–1962
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