Son of some of the earliest settlers in Gillespie County, Johan (or John, as he appears in most census records) married Catherina Jackmouth (Jackmund in German) before 1847. They have five total children, two of which die as young adults. John survives his wife Catherine by nearly two years.
John and Catherine Leyendecker are included in the list of couples living in Gillespie County who had been married fifty or more years. John Leyendecker is also included in the list of people living in the county who had passed their eightieth birthday. [Source: Fredericksburg, Texas...The First Fifty Years, 1896, pg. 72]
John and Catherine Leyendecker are included in the list of couples living in Gillespie County who had been married fifty or more years. John Leyendecker is also included in the list of people living in the county who had passed their eightieth birthday. [Source: Fredericksburg, Texas...The First Fifty Years, 1896, pg. 72]
Son of some of the earliest settlers in Gillespie County, Johan (or John, as he appears in most census records) married Catherina Jackmouth (Jackmund in German) before 1847. They have five total children, two of which die as young adults. John survives his wife Catherine by nearly two years.
John and Catherine Leyendecker are included in the list of couples living in Gillespie County who had been married fifty or more years. John Leyendecker is also included in the list of people living in the county who had passed their eightieth birthday. [Source: Fredericksburg, Texas...The First Fifty Years, 1896, pg. 72]
John and Catherine Leyendecker are included in the list of couples living in Gillespie County who had been married fifty or more years. John Leyendecker is also included in the list of people living in the county who had passed their eightieth birthday. [Source: Fredericksburg, Texas...The First Fifty Years, 1896, pg. 72]
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