Van der Bellen and Rascha from Estonia
Postitatud: Esmaspäev 30. Mai 2011, 19:11:05
I am looking for information about Rascha family.
Elisabeth Josephine Rascha (nee von der Bellen) was born 2 December 1831 (or 1832), died 19 August 1884. She was a confessional Lutheran. She was a gentlewoman. She graduated from the institute of Tartu in 1851. She was the home teacher. She worked in Moscow in 1881. Her mother’s name is Maria Elisabeth Koppe. Her father’s name is Johann Joseph Eduard van der Bellen.
Her husband is Johann August Richard Rascha. He was born 4 July 1831 in Arensburg. He graduated from the institute of Tartu. He was an apothecary. He was a confessional Lutheran. He worked in Moscow in 1881. His mother’s name is Auguste Elisabeth Groswald. His father’s name is Friedrich Wilhelm Rascha.
Rascha and van der Bellen lived in Estonia.
I am looking for more information on the children of Elisabeth Josephine Rascha and her husband Johann August Richard Rascha. Also I am looking for more information about their way of life.
My name is Svetlana. I speak Russian and English. Thank you.
Elisabeth Josephine Rascha (nee von der Bellen) was born 2 December 1831 (or 1832), died 19 August 1884. She was a confessional Lutheran. She was a gentlewoman. She graduated from the institute of Tartu in 1851. She was the home teacher. She worked in Moscow in 1881. Her mother’s name is Maria Elisabeth Koppe. Her father’s name is Johann Joseph Eduard van der Bellen.
Her husband is Johann August Richard Rascha. He was born 4 July 1831 in Arensburg. He graduated from the institute of Tartu. He was an apothecary. He was a confessional Lutheran. He worked in Moscow in 1881. His mother’s name is Auguste Elisabeth Groswald. His father’s name is Friedrich Wilhelm Rascha.
Rascha and van der Bellen lived in Estonia.
I am looking for more information on the children of Elisabeth Josephine Rascha and her husband Johann August Richard Rascha. Also I am looking for more information about their way of life.
My name is Svetlana. I speak Russian and English. Thank you.