Cooking and Drinking
Cooking and Drinking
​Utilizing the monkey see monkey do approach
Cooking and Drinking
Cooking and Drinking
Cooking and Drinking
Cooking and Drinking
Alexander Schrader
April 1837 - April 29th 1915
1900
Good information: 1900 Census from East Hamburg
Alex and Sophia immigrated to America at the same time 1865 and have been here for 35 years but 34 years married
Also, they were both born in Germany and their parents were German as well.
Unfortunately no street address is given
34 years married
By 1900 my Great-Grandfather August C. Schrader would already be 33 and out of the house.
Sophia Schrader Alex's wife
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​This form says she was born 1845 but I seen a 1900 census says she was born in 1847.
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1825
Alex + Sophia​
August + Anna​
Evelyn + Claude​
Shirley + Frank
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ME​​​
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Alexander Schrader's son Louis gets married
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Alex birthplace Germany
Sophia Boy birthplace Germany
Alexzander + Sophia
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August Amma Minnie A. (Alice)
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Some basic info about Minnie Schrader who married George Pilger:
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After the death of their 2 children Minnie and the family mover the a home in South Buff.
38 Hubbell Ave. Just a walk from Tifft St. and Spaudling.
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​The 1920 and 1925 census has them living here.
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1925 Census
Shows the family minus the two drowning victims living at 38 Hubbell Ave.
​Alexander Schrader My Great-Great-Grandfather on Evelyn's side of the family
Married to Sophia Boye - sometimes BOY
Born Sept 1847 Passed 1943
Born Mecklenburg, Germany
Arrived in America 1864
Married Alexander 1866
They are 3 children for sure:
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Emma, August and Minnie
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1 Daughter was Emma Sophia Schrader born 1871 died 1971 Emma is buried with husband, George Berger BUERGER right in the same vicinity as her father Alexander Schrader In Orchard Park Cemetery.
* Sophia's father buried in West Seneca Monument engraved BOY not BOYE Trinity Lutheran Cemetery West Seneca. Use the father of my great, great great grandmother getting a little ridiculous now.
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This is possibly what my great great grandfather's wagon could've looked like hauling produce he produced on his farm and taking it into Buffalo when the horses threw him from his seat and crushed his skull yikes
1940
1940- Sophia Schrader is living with her daughter and husband Freda at 93 years old.
