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c. 1870s -- Zellica Sarah (Batt) Rothwell
Submitted by AJosifekZellica Sarah (Batt) Rothwell was born in 1833 in Dublin, Ireland and married Hugh C. Rothwell on 7 Sep 1859 in Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada. Together they had 9 children, including my great-great grandfather Charles Garnett Rothwell. She died 6 Mar 1895 in Frontenac, Ontario, Canada.
I've also seen her name spelled Zelica, Zelicia, & several other variations.
Many thanks to my distant cousin for sharing this and other family photos with me.
c. 1860s -- Elizabeth (Garnett) Rothwell
Submitted by AJosifekElizabeth (Garnett) Rothwell was born 13 Apr 1797 in Dublin, Ireland. She married Rev. John C. Rothwell on 11 Jan 1828. They had 6 children, including my great-great-great grandfather Hugh C. Rothwell. Sometime before 1833 John & Elizabeth emigrated to Ontario, Canada, where she lived until her death in Toronto on 14 Nov 1890. She is buried in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery in Ingersoll, Canada.
Many thanks to my distant cousin for sharing this and other family photos with me.
c. 1860s -- Rev. John C. Rothwell
Submitted by AJosifekRev. John C. Rothwell was born 20 Sep 1797 in Sylvan Park, County Meath, Ireland. He married Elizabeth (Garnett) Rothwell on 11 Jan 1828. Together they had 6 children, including my great-great-great grandfather, Hugh C. Rothwell. Sometime before 1833 John & Elizabeth emigrated to Ontario, Canada, where he lived until his death in Ernest Town on 9 Jun 1866. He is buried in Ingersoll Rural Cemetery in Ingersoll, Canada.
Many thanks to my distant cousin for sharing this and other family photos with me.
abt 1941 -- Lou, Celia, & Annie
Submitted by AJosifekMisha "Samuel" & Celia (Kelmanovitch) Krichesky immigrated to Oregon City, Oregon from Izmail, Odessa, Ukraine (AKA Akkerman, or Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, as it is known today). Their first two children, Esther and Libbie, were born in Oregon.
The family became homesick, so relatives in Ukraine sent them money to return home. Their next three children (Louis, Fritzie, & Boris) were born in Ukraine.
After the pogroms in Akkerman (one on November 5, 1905 and a second more devastating one on November 24, 1905, according to the American Jewish Year Book, Vol. 8 1906-1907), the family returned to Oregon, bringing with them Misha's parents (possibly Schloima & Beyla?) and his niece Doris. Doris's father was Misha's brother. Her mother had died young and her father remarried to a woman who did not want Doris, so Misha and Celia raised her as their own.
According to Ellisisland.org, Celia, Misha, Schloima, Beyla, Esther, Libbie, Louis, Fritzie, Boris, and Doris departed Antwerp, Belgium on the ship Finland and arrived in New York on March 26, 1906. Upon entering the U.S. they continued on to Portland.
Celia was born 15 Jan 1877 in Bilhorod-Dnistrovs'kyy, Ukraine and died 26 Aug 1968 in Portland, Clackamas, Oregon, USA.
She is pictured here with 2 of her grandchildren, Louis E. Krichesky & Anne (Krichesky) Patterson, abt 1941.