` Erlmoser Family

Erlmoser Family

The family tree is:

    Theresia and Emil Mrazek
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         Edmund Mrazek marries Elisabeth     Michael Erlmoser(Rauris) and Maria Foidl(Aurach)
         (April 17, 1888         Leitgelb           |
          in Landeck)                               |
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            Josefine Mrazek  marries Josef Erlmoser(Nov. 1, 1907 in Aurach)
              (Jan. 26, 1912      |
               in Zirl)           |
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 Charlotte Rose(July 9, 1933)    Kurt(Nov. 1, 1935)      Gerhard(April 23, 1948)

Theresia and Emil (first photo below) are:

Charlotte's great-grandparents
{Michael, Marianne, Linda, Kathi}'s great-great-grandparents
{Rachel, Ryan, Lara}'s great-great-great-grandparents!

Notes:

All places are in Austria, unless otherwise labeled.
All dates are birthdates, unless otherwise labeled.

Theresia and Emil Mrazek. Mrazek is a Czech name, and the Mrazek family lived in the Budweis area of what today is the Czech Republic, and back then was part of the Austro-Hungarian empire. Emil married a woman from Ebensee in the Salzkammergut, Austria. This is Theresia and Emil's wedding picture.
Emil was employed by the railroad, and had the line from Vienna to Venice. He was the engineer, or Lokfuehrer, as it says on his death card. He once got a commendation from the emperor because of his subtle (soft) starting of the train when the emperor, Franz Josef, was on board.
Josefine Erlmoser, back row, 3rd from right
Josefine Erlmoser on right
Charlotte Rose as a baby (1933)
Charlotte saying hello to Tante Resi (1935)
Charlotte in Weissbach, 5 years old (1938)
Josefine, Charlotte and Josef Erlmoser. Josefine and Josef were married May 8, 1932 in Salzburg. (1941)
Josef, Charlotte and Josefine in Radstadt (1943)
Charlotte Rose's confirmation (1943)
Charlotte in Radstadt, 11 years old (1944)
Charlotte Rose (1946)
Kurt Erlmoser (1950)
Charlotte (1952)
Charlotte (1952)
Charlotte at the barracks in Salzburg (1952)
Charlotte at Schonbrun (1952)
Charlotte, Gerhard, Josef and Josefine (1952)
Charlotte, Josef and Josefine (1958)

Marianne Mueller

Last modified: March 10, 2006