1875 Rosa Ahrendt CDV Photo, Baltimore, Maryland, wife of Carl Ahrendt

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On Reverse: "To my Sister and Brother Richard, Buffalo, N.Y, Rosie Ahrendt, Baltimore, Jan. 25th, 1875" is handwritten in fancy old period dip pen ink script. Photo type: CDV Carte de visite Photograph. Photographer: Mueller Bros., No. 160 Broadway, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland. (known to be photographer Mueller Brothers, George C. Mueller and George J. Reif or George Mueller & George Reif)

Found in Public Genealogy Records:
1900 US Census:
Rosa Ahrendt
Age: 51
Birth Date: Jan 1849 in Switzerland
Home in 1900: Baltimore Ward 5, Baltimore City, Maryland
Immigration Year: 1862
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's Name: Carl W Ahrendt (Carl Ahrendt)
Marriage Year: 1869
Years Married: 31
Parent's Birthplace: Switzerland
Household Members: Name, Age:
Carl W Ahrendt age 47
Rosa Ahrendt age 51
Bertha Ahrendt age 51 (Carl's sister)

Rosa Ahrendt United States Census, 1910
Event Place Baltimore Ward 1, Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland
Age 61
Marital Status Widowed (wife of Carl Ahrendt)
Relationship to Head of Household Sister-in-law
Birth Year (Estimated) 1849
Birthplace Switzerland
Father's Birthplace Switzerland
Mother's Birthplace Switzerland
Household Age Birthplace
Minnie R Baitz Head F 53 Germany
Robert W Baitz Son M 26 Germany
Emma E Baitz Daughter F 19 Maryland
Charlotte R Baitz Daughter F 21 Maryland
Rosa Ahrendt Sister-in-law F 61 Switzerland

A beautiful Swiss Ahrendt family piece, found in Madison, Madison County New York, near Utica, NY. It seems Rosa lived her life in the Baltimore, Maryland area.  She is a a widow and sister in law to the Minnie Baitz family there in 1910.

Size: 2.5 x 4 inches
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