Anna, daughter of Johan Georg Hoellerer and Barbara M Richter Hoellerer. She was born in Bavaria aprox 1854. Ship records dated 12-18-1856 states her age as 2. She died in the Rich Fountain area. She is in the Sacred Heart Parish cemetery according to their Church records on microfilm at the MO State Archives. Her mother, Barbara, should be found there too, but a wild fire many years ago destroyed the wooden crosses with names and discolored many of the metal ones. Now names and places lost to nature.
Also note name changes through out the years (see relatives below). They immigrated with the name Hoellerer (is actually spelled with an umlaut) but eventually name was shortened to Hoeller.
Also note name changes through out the years (see relatives below). They immigrated with the name Hoellerer (is actually spelled with an umlaut) but eventually name was shortened to Hoeller.
Anna, daughter of Johan Georg Hoellerer and Barbara M Richter Hoellerer. She was born in Bavaria aprox 1854. Ship records dated 12-18-1856 states her age as 2. She died in the Rich Fountain area. She is in the Sacred Heart Parish cemetery according to their Church records on microfilm at the MO State Archives. Her mother, Barbara, should be found there too, but a wild fire many years ago destroyed the wooden crosses with names and discolored many of the metal ones. Now names and places lost to nature.
Also note name changes through out the years (see relatives below). They immigrated with the name Hoellerer (is actually spelled with an umlaut) but eventually name was shortened to Hoeller.
Also note name changes through out the years (see relatives below). They immigrated with the name Hoellerer (is actually spelled with an umlaut) but eventually name was shortened to Hoeller.
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