1915 - Deportation to Russia - the Russian administration considers the Germans living in Poland as internal enemies. Whole German village communities are deported to Russia (Saratov). Most of them could return in 1918.

Records68 have three of the four daughters dying prior to Friedericka immigrating to America, the last probably in the flu epidemic of 1918 and then the remaining daughter and mother traveling to the United States. Immigration records exist for their entrance into the country in 1923 through Ellis Island.

Some differences on the spelling of Busenius, spelled Bousanious on DC.

Sisters named Juljanna Schonrok - on immigration ship manifest and Marie Bluemle in obit.

Residence before immigrating Lwowek, Poland

Picture of Friedericka and daughters Emma, Martha, and Frida taken in Poznan (Posen), Poland about 1909/10

At death living at:
852 West 60th St. Seattle WA

Member Zion American Lutheran Church
Stewart Street & Terry Ave
Seattle, WA

In Memoriam:
It pleased our Father in heaven to call Friedericka Genzler to her heavenly home lst Wednesday night at 9:15 when she peacefully fell asleep. She had been in a hospital recently for treatment for her heart, after which she and Mr. Genzler made their home with their daughter, Mrs. Frieda Klein. Mrs. Genzler was born of German parentage in western Poland, where she was baptized and later confirmed in the Lutheran faith. On February 2, 1896 she was united holy wedlock with Whilhelm Genzler to which union four children were born, three of whom preceded her in death. In 1923 she came to America and Seattle with her daughter Frieda to join her husband who had come here several years before, having been detained by the First World War, which involved unforgettable experiences for her. In 1946 the couple observed their golden wedding anniversary at a service in our church, where they were faithful in attendance as long and often as their health permitted. The funeral services were held yesterday afternoon and interment was made in Pacific Lutheran Cemetery.