Louie and Anna Seder
I am in hopes of getting some leads on my great-grandparents, Louie Seder and Anna Seder (née Schnell).
According to Anna’s death certificate, she was born in Norka to William Schnell. She arrived in Sugar City, Colorado, in 1904 from Russia and married my great-grandfather, Louie (Louis) Seder, in 1905. They moved to Scotts Bluff, Nebraska, between 1910 and 1920. After the death of Louie Seder, she married an unknown Pauley, whom she later divorced.
Louie (Louis) Seder who I believe was also from Norka area, his father was Jacob Seder, also arrived in the U.S. about 1904. The surname is also spelled Sater on their marriage certificate but my grandfather claims proper spelling was/is Seder and it is the only spelling I have found on other documents. Attached is a draft card from WWI.
Thank you,
Russell Seder
According to Anna’s death certificate, she was born in Norka to William Schnell. She arrived in Sugar City, Colorado, in 1904 from Russia and married my great-grandfather, Louie (Louis) Seder, in 1905. They moved to Scotts Bluff, Nebraska, between 1910 and 1920. After the death of Louie Seder, she married an unknown Pauley, whom she later divorced.
Louie (Louis) Seder who I believe was also from Norka area, his father was Jacob Seder, also arrived in the U.S. about 1904. The surname is also spelled Sater on their marriage certificate but my grandfather claims proper spelling was/is Seder and it is the only spelling I have found on other documents. Attached is a draft card from WWI.
Thank you,
Russell Seder
Louie and Anna Seder circa 1917. Courtesy of Russell Seder.
Louie Seder WWI draft registration card.
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Last updated December 16, 2023