Anna M Weimar Busch was born in Ruebenach, Germany (near Coblenz) to John Weimar and Lucy Graeber. She was the first born and had 4 siblings, three of whom were born in Ruebenach. These siblings were: Barbara Weimar Majerus (1848-1924) of Bellechester; Magdalena "Lena" Weimar Majerus (1852-1936) of Morris, MN; John Martin Weimar (1853-1937) of Wahpeton, North Dakota; and Peter Weimar (1858-bef 1875).
Anna was the mother of 10 known children, but there were possibly more: Bishop Joseph Francis Busch (1866-1953) of St. Cloud; Frederick a Busch (1868-?1917 or 1913) of Red Wing; Clement J Busch (1870-?) of California; Mary R. Busch (1871-?); Francis A. Busch (1873-?); Lucy M. Busch McKasy (1878-1956) of St. Paul; William Joseph Busch (1882-1971)of the Twin Cities area; Josephine Busch (1886-1905) of Red Wing; Margaret Mary Busch (1888-1939) of Little Falls, MN; and Bernard L. Busch (1891-after 1930).
The additional possible children were: Francis who died at age 5, and Josephine who died at age 3
Red Wing Daily Republican Tuesday, December 27, 1927 Page 1, column 4
Mrs. F. Busch, Early Resident Here, Summoned -- Funeral services at St. Joseph's Catholic Church here Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Anna M. Busch, widow of Frederick Busch, pioneer Red Wing banker, and one of the early residents of Red Wing, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P.W. McKasy, 964 Portland Avenue, St. Paul, Monday morning at about 7 o'clock. She suffered a heart attack about a week ago, but made such splendid progress toward recovery that it was thought the danger had passed. Monday morning, while up and around, she suddenly collapsed and died a few minutes later. Anna M. Weimar, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Weimar, was born in Germany on August 28, 1846. She came to America with her parents and settled in Red Wing when ten years of age. Eight years later she was married to Frederick Busch, who was prominent in banking circles here, having served for many years as president of the Goodhue County National Bank. He died in 1908. A year later Mrs. Busch removed to St. Paul, which had been her home since. Mrs. Busch was a most faithful member of St. Joseph's church and during her residence in Reding Wing was most active in promoting the work of the parish. Her former home on Seventh street was her gift to the parish and it is now being used as the home of the sisters at St. Joseph's school. Surviving are eight children. They are: Rt. Rev. Jos. F. Busch, Bishop of St. Cloud; Rev. Francis Busch of Mundelin, Ill., Rev. Wm. Busch of St. Paul, Hildegard Busch, who is connected with a religious order at Wilmette, Ill., C.J. Busch of San Diego, California, Mrs. P.W. McKasy of St. Paul, Miss Margaret Busch of St. Louis and Bernard Busch of Baltimore, Md. Funeral services will be held at St. Luke's church, St. Paul, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and at St. Joseph's church in this city with a celebration of requiem high mass Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. Carey will officiate. The body will be place in the vault at Oakwood cemetery for burial in Calvary cemetery in the spring.
Anna was the mother of 10 known children, but there were possibly more: Bishop Joseph Francis Busch (1866-1953) of St. Cloud; Frederick a Busch (1868-?1917 or 1913) of Red Wing; Clement J Busch (1870-?) of California; Mary R. Busch (1871-?); Francis A. Busch (1873-?); Lucy M. Busch McKasy (1878-1956) of St. Paul; William Joseph Busch (1882-1971)of the Twin Cities area; Josephine Busch (1886-1905) of Red Wing; Margaret Mary Busch (1888-1939) of Little Falls, MN; and Bernard L. Busch (1891-after 1930).
The additional possible children were: Francis who died at age 5, and Josephine who died at age 3
Red Wing Daily Republican Tuesday, December 27, 1927 Page 1, column 4
Mrs. F. Busch, Early Resident Here, Summoned -- Funeral services at St. Joseph's Catholic Church here Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Anna M. Busch, widow of Frederick Busch, pioneer Red Wing banker, and one of the early residents of Red Wing, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P.W. McKasy, 964 Portland Avenue, St. Paul, Monday morning at about 7 o'clock. She suffered a heart attack about a week ago, but made such splendid progress toward recovery that it was thought the danger had passed. Monday morning, while up and around, she suddenly collapsed and died a few minutes later. Anna M. Weimar, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Weimar, was born in Germany on August 28, 1846. She came to America with her parents and settled in Red Wing when ten years of age. Eight years later she was married to Frederick Busch, who was prominent in banking circles here, having served for many years as president of the Goodhue County National Bank. He died in 1908. A year later Mrs. Busch removed to St. Paul, which had been her home since. Mrs. Busch was a most faithful member of St. Joseph's church and during her residence in Reding Wing was most active in promoting the work of the parish. Her former home on Seventh street was her gift to the parish and it is now being used as the home of the sisters at St. Joseph's school. Surviving are eight children. They are: Rt. Rev. Jos. F. Busch, Bishop of St. Cloud; Rev. Francis Busch of Mundelin, Ill., Rev. Wm. Busch of St. Paul, Hildegard Busch, who is connected with a religious order at Wilmette, Ill., C.J. Busch of San Diego, California, Mrs. P.W. McKasy of St. Paul, Miss Margaret Busch of St. Louis and Bernard Busch of Baltimore, Md. Funeral services will be held at St. Luke's church, St. Paul, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and at St. Joseph's church in this city with a celebration of requiem high mass Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. Carey will officiate. The body will be place in the vault at Oakwood cemetery for burial in Calvary cemetery in the spring.
Anna M Weimar Busch was born in Ruebenach, Germany (near Coblenz) to John Weimar and Lucy Graeber. She was the first born and had 4 siblings, three of whom were born in Ruebenach. These siblings were: Barbara Weimar Majerus (1848-1924) of Bellechester; Magdalena "Lena" Weimar Majerus (1852-1936) of Morris, MN; John Martin Weimar (1853-1937) of Wahpeton, North Dakota; and Peter Weimar (1858-bef 1875).
Anna was the mother of 10 known children, but there were possibly more: Bishop Joseph Francis Busch (1866-1953) of St. Cloud; Frederick a Busch (1868-?1917 or 1913) of Red Wing; Clement J Busch (1870-?) of California; Mary R. Busch (1871-?); Francis A. Busch (1873-?); Lucy M. Busch McKasy (1878-1956) of St. Paul; William Joseph Busch (1882-1971)of the Twin Cities area; Josephine Busch (1886-1905) of Red Wing; Margaret Mary Busch (1888-1939) of Little Falls, MN; and Bernard L. Busch (1891-after 1930).
The additional possible children were: Francis who died at age 5, and Josephine who died at age 3
Red Wing Daily Republican Tuesday, December 27, 1927 Page 1, column 4
Mrs. F. Busch, Early Resident Here, Summoned -- Funeral services at St. Joseph's Catholic Church here Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Anna M. Busch, widow of Frederick Busch, pioneer Red Wing banker, and one of the early residents of Red Wing, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P.W. McKasy, 964 Portland Avenue, St. Paul, Monday morning at about 7 o'clock. She suffered a heart attack about a week ago, but made such splendid progress toward recovery that it was thought the danger had passed. Monday morning, while up and around, she suddenly collapsed and died a few minutes later. Anna M. Weimar, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Weimar, was born in Germany on August 28, 1846. She came to America with her parents and settled in Red Wing when ten years of age. Eight years later she was married to Frederick Busch, who was prominent in banking circles here, having served for many years as president of the Goodhue County National Bank. He died in 1908. A year later Mrs. Busch removed to St. Paul, which had been her home since. Mrs. Busch was a most faithful member of St. Joseph's church and during her residence in Reding Wing was most active in promoting the work of the parish. Her former home on Seventh street was her gift to the parish and it is now being used as the home of the sisters at St. Joseph's school. Surviving are eight children. They are: Rt. Rev. Jos. F. Busch, Bishop of St. Cloud; Rev. Francis Busch of Mundelin, Ill., Rev. Wm. Busch of St. Paul, Hildegard Busch, who is connected with a religious order at Wilmette, Ill., C.J. Busch of San Diego, California, Mrs. P.W. McKasy of St. Paul, Miss Margaret Busch of St. Louis and Bernard Busch of Baltimore, Md. Funeral services will be held at St. Luke's church, St. Paul, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and at St. Joseph's church in this city with a celebration of requiem high mass Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. Carey will officiate. The body will be place in the vault at Oakwood cemetery for burial in Calvary cemetery in the spring.
Anna was the mother of 10 known children, but there were possibly more: Bishop Joseph Francis Busch (1866-1953) of St. Cloud; Frederick a Busch (1868-?1917 or 1913) of Red Wing; Clement J Busch (1870-?) of California; Mary R. Busch (1871-?); Francis A. Busch (1873-?); Lucy M. Busch McKasy (1878-1956) of St. Paul; William Joseph Busch (1882-1971)of the Twin Cities area; Josephine Busch (1886-1905) of Red Wing; Margaret Mary Busch (1888-1939) of Little Falls, MN; and Bernard L. Busch (1891-after 1930).
The additional possible children were: Francis who died at age 5, and Josephine who died at age 3
Red Wing Daily Republican Tuesday, December 27, 1927 Page 1, column 4
Mrs. F. Busch, Early Resident Here, Summoned -- Funeral services at St. Joseph's Catholic Church here Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Anna M. Busch, widow of Frederick Busch, pioneer Red Wing banker, and one of the early residents of Red Wing, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P.W. McKasy, 964 Portland Avenue, St. Paul, Monday morning at about 7 o'clock. She suffered a heart attack about a week ago, but made such splendid progress toward recovery that it was thought the danger had passed. Monday morning, while up and around, she suddenly collapsed and died a few minutes later. Anna M. Weimar, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Weimar, was born in Germany on August 28, 1846. She came to America with her parents and settled in Red Wing when ten years of age. Eight years later she was married to Frederick Busch, who was prominent in banking circles here, having served for many years as president of the Goodhue County National Bank. He died in 1908. A year later Mrs. Busch removed to St. Paul, which had been her home since. Mrs. Busch was a most faithful member of St. Joseph's church and during her residence in Reding Wing was most active in promoting the work of the parish. Her former home on Seventh street was her gift to the parish and it is now being used as the home of the sisters at St. Joseph's school. Surviving are eight children. They are: Rt. Rev. Jos. F. Busch, Bishop of St. Cloud; Rev. Francis Busch of Mundelin, Ill., Rev. Wm. Busch of St. Paul, Hildegard Busch, who is connected with a religious order at Wilmette, Ill., C.J. Busch of San Diego, California, Mrs. P.W. McKasy of St. Paul, Miss Margaret Busch of St. Louis and Bernard Busch of Baltimore, Md. Funeral services will be held at St. Luke's church, St. Paul, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and at St. Joseph's church in this city with a celebration of requiem high mass Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. Carey will officiate. The body will be place in the vault at Oakwood cemetery for burial in Calvary cemetery in the spring.
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