Elisabetha was a daughter of Adam Brandau/Brandan (1815-?) and Catharina "Anna" Reihl (1824-?).
Elisabetha married Heinrich "Henry" Hertzberger/Herzberger on March 15, 1873, in Waterloo Township, Ontario. She died from smallpox three weeks after their first wedding anniversary.
Elisabetha and Heinrich had a daughter, Agnes, born on October 12, 1873. Agnes also died from smallpox on April 12, 1874, a week after her mother's death.
Elisabetha married Heinrich "Henry" Hertzberger/Herzberger on March 15, 1873, in Waterloo Township, Ontario. She died from smallpox three weeks after their first wedding anniversary.
Elisabetha and Heinrich had a daughter, Agnes, born on October 12, 1873. Agnes also died from smallpox on April 12, 1874, a week after her mother's death.
Elisabetha was a daughter of Adam Brandau/Brandan (1815-?) and Catharina "Anna" Reihl (1824-?).
Elisabetha married Heinrich "Henry" Hertzberger/Herzberger on March 15, 1873, in Waterloo Township, Ontario. She died from smallpox three weeks after their first wedding anniversary.
Elisabetha and Heinrich had a daughter, Agnes, born on October 12, 1873. Agnes also died from smallpox on April 12, 1874, a week after her mother's death.
Elisabetha married Heinrich "Henry" Hertzberger/Herzberger on March 15, 1873, in Waterloo Township, Ontario. She died from smallpox three weeks after their first wedding anniversary.
Elisabetha and Heinrich had a daughter, Agnes, born on October 12, 1873. Agnes also died from smallpox on April 12, 1874, a week after her mother's death.
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Hier Ruhet/ Elisabetha/ Ehefrau von/ Heinrich Hertzberger/ geb. 24 Sept. 1855/ gest. 5 April 1874/ Alt. 18 Jah. 6 Mo./ und 12 Tagen/ [verse]
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