We always called her "Candy Aunt Rose" because when she would visit she would always bring us candy (distinguished her from Aunt Rose - since she was really our 'great aunt')
Candy Aunt Rose never married - she lived with Albert Hilkemeyer in Westphalia as his house keeper
A story is told that Rose had diabetes and when her toes turned black she cut them off with a kitchen knife.
More About ANNA ROSE ALOYSIA STUCKENSCHNEIDER:
Baptism: 28 Aug 1890, St. Lawrence Catholic Church - St. Elizabeth, Miller County, Missouri
Burial: St. Joseph Cemetery, Westphalia, Osage County, Missouri
Godparents: Rev. Ferd Walser & Angela Dickneite
Religion: Roman Catholic (Submitted by Linda Epstein)
We always called her "Candy Aunt Rose" because when she would visit she would always bring us candy (distinguished her from Aunt Rose - since she was really our 'great aunt')
Candy Aunt Rose never married - she lived with Albert Hilkemeyer in Westphalia as his house keeper
A story is told that Rose had diabetes and when her toes turned black she cut them off with a kitchen knife.
More About ANNA ROSE ALOYSIA STUCKENSCHNEIDER:
Baptism: 28 Aug 1890, St. Lawrence Catholic Church - St. Elizabeth, Miller County, Missouri
Burial: St. Joseph Cemetery, Westphalia, Osage County, Missouri
Godparents: Rev. Ferd Walser & Angela Dickneite
Religion: Roman Catholic (Submitted by Linda Epstein)
Family Members
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Conrad Stuckenschneider
1883–1954
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George Henry Stuckenschneider Sr
1885–1947
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Joseph Thomas Stuckenschneider
1888–1922
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Clothilda Ann Marie "Tillie" Stuckenschneider Ellis
1893–1942
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Veronica M. Stuckenschneider Crider
1896–1918
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Victor Adolph Stuckenschneider
1899–1939
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Annette Catherine Stuckenschneider Wayant
1902–1955
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