Mainzlarer Weg, Lollar, Germany

This is the house that Lydia Henricksen, fled to with her brother Adolf, and daughter Renate during the bombing of Geissen on December 5,6 of 1944. 

Marx Family Home from early 1900 to 1939.

This is in Lollar, I (Lydia Henricksen) was born in this house, my grandparents (Karl and Margarete Munzert lived there, it was a Company owned place - Opa did work for Buderus and they had these rows of apartments, they are still there. I do believe that my Grandma lived there until Opa died and than she had to move out. 

Marx family home 1944

The August and Margarette Marx family home at Wolkengasse 18, Geissen, German  in 1944 after the house next door was hit by a bomb during WWII. The family Birkenstock lived in the home. Mr. Birkenstock was killed in the war. Ms. Birkenstock married an American Soldier names LaBarre and moved the family to America. There were three children the middle one was a very gifted young man who became a Physician in Kansas. Ms LaBarre is now 98 years old and living in an assisted living facility close to her daughter Barbara in Kansas.

Marx family home

August and Margarette Marx Family home from when it was built in 1911 to 1950 approximately.

Born in this home
Lydia Henricksen in 1925
Renate Henricksen in 1943
Elda Henricksen in 1949

Home was at Wolkengasse 18, Geissen, Germany.