Margaret's parents were Nicholas & Mary Meyer. The spelling of the last name seems to get back and forth between Meyer / Myer / Myers. Nicholas was born about 1826-1830 in Baden, Germany, and died 16 Mar 1903 in Kingston, NY. His burial is unknown. Mary was born about 1837 (probably in Germany or France), and died between 1870-1875. Her burial is unknown.
Margaret's siblings were:
John (born about 1857, died 1860-1865)
Ferdinand (born about 1859, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
Elizabeth / Lizzie (born about 1863, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
George (born about 1865, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
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per Kingston Daily Freeman, November 14, 1932:
Mrs. Margaret Heinz, nee Gerhardt, wife of Henry J. Heinz, died at Albany Sunday. Funeral at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, corner of Madison and Main avenues, Albany, Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Montrepose cemetery, Kingston, Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Survivors are her husband, two sons, Harry F. and Frederick A. Gerhardt of Kingston and two daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Jackson of Jamestown, N. Y., and Elizabeth M. Gerhardt of Albany.
Margaret's siblings were:
John (born about 1857, died 1860-1865)
Ferdinand (born about 1859, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
Elizabeth / Lizzie (born about 1863, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
George (born about 1865, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
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per Kingston Daily Freeman, November 14, 1932:
Mrs. Margaret Heinz, nee Gerhardt, wife of Henry J. Heinz, died at Albany Sunday. Funeral at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, corner of Madison and Main avenues, Albany, Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Montrepose cemetery, Kingston, Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Survivors are her husband, two sons, Harry F. and Frederick A. Gerhardt of Kingston and two daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Jackson of Jamestown, N. Y., and Elizabeth M. Gerhardt of Albany.
Margaret's parents were Nicholas & Mary Meyer. The spelling of the last name seems to get back and forth between Meyer / Myer / Myers. Nicholas was born about 1826-1830 in Baden, Germany, and died 16 Mar 1903 in Kingston, NY. His burial is unknown. Mary was born about 1837 (probably in Germany or France), and died between 1870-1875. Her burial is unknown.
Margaret's siblings were:
John (born about 1857, died 1860-1865)
Ferdinand (born about 1859, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
Elizabeth / Lizzie (born about 1863, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
George (born about 1865, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
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per Kingston Daily Freeman, November 14, 1932:
Mrs. Margaret Heinz, nee Gerhardt, wife of Henry J. Heinz, died at Albany Sunday. Funeral at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, corner of Madison and Main avenues, Albany, Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Montrepose cemetery, Kingston, Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Survivors are her husband, two sons, Harry F. and Frederick A. Gerhardt of Kingston and two daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Jackson of Jamestown, N. Y., and Elizabeth M. Gerhardt of Albany.
Margaret's siblings were:
John (born about 1857, died 1860-1865)
Ferdinand (born about 1859, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
Elizabeth / Lizzie (born about 1863, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
George (born about 1865, died after father Nicholas' death in 1903)
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per Kingston Daily Freeman, November 14, 1932:
Mrs. Margaret Heinz, nee Gerhardt, wife of Henry J. Heinz, died at Albany Sunday. Funeral at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, corner of Madison and Main avenues, Albany, Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Montrepose cemetery, Kingston, Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Survivors are her husband, two sons, Harry F. and Frederick A. Gerhardt of Kingston and two daughters, Mrs. Robert H. Jackson of Jamestown, N. Y., and Elizabeth M. Gerhardt of Albany.
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