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In loving memory

John Andreas

December 19, 1857 – July 22, 1927
Lived 69 years
Quincy Valley Cemetery · Quincy, Washington
Life story

John Andreas was born in Mariental, Russia. A German settlement in southern Russia, southwest of Odessa. Mariental was founded in 1804/1805 and was predominately Catholic. It is now Maryanovka, Ukraine. His parents were Friedrich Wilhelm Eduard Andreas and Elizabetha WIld. He married Mary Matteri, and they immigrated in 1889 from Hamburg, Germany to New York. Their first two children came with them, Anton & Marie. After arriving they had more children. Barbara, Lizzie, Charlie and John. The family lived in North Dakota in 1900, and by 1920 had moved to Quincy, Washington. John passed away on July 22, 1927 and was buried on July 23, 1927.

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1857
Born December 19
1858
John was 1 when John Mason patented the Mason jar
1869
John was 12 when the transcontinental railroad was completed
1879
John was 22 when Thomas Edison demonstrated a long-lasting light bulb
1886
John was 29 when Coca-Cola was first sold at a drugstore in Atlanta
1892
John was 35 when Quincy began as a Great Northern Railway camp
1903
John was 46 when the Wright brothers made the first powered flight
1916
John was 59 when William Boeing founded the company that became Boeing
1920
John was 63 when Prohibition began
1927
Passed away July 22, age 69
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