My american family


The American DillenschneidersFrançoise, Sylvestre(Sylvester), Florent Jacques, Charles, Emile, Florent, Clémentine(Clémentina Tina), Françoise, Marie Clémentine50 years of Clémentine Dillenschneider holding the Bible John Benjamin Drexler, Mary Elisabeth Drexler Cheek, Clémentine Dillenschneider, Annie Katharina Drexler Benton, Joseph Lewis Meyers

My American family on the side of the Cheeks :
Wedding Mary E. Cheek and Marvin L. Cheek Malcom, Millard, Maxie, Marshall. the baby Lewis Lewis, Marshall, Millard, Maxie et Malcom. the baby Frances Malcom, Maxie, Lewis, Marshall, Millard 50 wedding years Mary E. Cheek et Marvin L. Cheek
Katherine the wife of Malcolm, Mary the wife of Lewis, Beth the wife of Maxie, Eva Mae the wife of Marshall and Malcolm Sylvia girl of Millard and Kaye and Jane girl of Malcolm then Malcolm and Katherine his wife Malcolm and Eva Mae the wife of Marshall Children and children of the cousins of John My american family My american family My american family My american family

My American family on the side of the Schneiders and the Rentmeesters :
Steve & James Michael W.& Rachel Kathleen & Michael Laurent SCHNEIDER & Carol PROPSON & Patricia Ann PROPSON Greg RENTMEESTER & Steve SCHNEIDER Kaye RENTMEESTER & Rachel Kathleen & Michael Laurent SCHNEIDER Rachel Kathleen & Michael Laurent SCHNEIDER

My American family on the side of the Cheeks and the Bradys when they camed in France :
Sylvia Cheek & Christopher BradySylvia Brady (Cheek) and Christopher Raymond Brady Phalsbourg France August 2003
My American family on the side of Schneiders and the Rauchstadts when they camed in France :
Cyle SchneiderCyle Schneider Dabo France January 2009 Cyle SchneiderCyle Schneider castle of Versailles France January 2009 Cyle Schneider & Svenja Rauchstadt & Charlotte SchneiderCCyle, Svenja, Charlotte Schneider castle of Saint Germain en Laye France August 2015
Tribute to one of my ancestors

Nellie Theresa O'Connor Nellie Theresa O'Connor

Nellie Theresa O'Connor (foreman had been a factory employee for 31 years and was considered a mother figure by many young workers) died heroically on 22/7/1913 trying to save others from the fire from the Binghamton Clothing Company:
When the alarm sounded, she was one of the first to reach the door and security. Behind her, dozens of people hesitated to rush up the smoky staircase. “Hurry up, girls! It's okay if you hurry,” Nellie shouted before stepping aside to let the women pass her, “tapping in a steady beat” to get the women moving. She died along with 30 other people in the building collapse.

Another employee, foreman Sidney Dimmock (an employee for 18 years), one of the oldest in the factory like Nellie, was equally heroic in his efforts to save lives and encouraged the women to escape. He personally carried two women to safety, but was never seen again after entering the building a third time.
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