Anna Hiederer was the daughter of Anton Hiederer and Maria Pfrogner. Anna Hiederer was born on Nov. 23, 1836 at Martnau, Boehmen, Austria. Anna died at the home of her daughter Elizabeth Mersberger at Elkhart Lake, Sheboygan County on March 19, 1922. Both Bartholomaeus and Anna are buried at St. Anna Cemetery, Town of New Holstein.
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ST ANNA – On Friday, March 10th, Mrs. Anna Roeder passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mirsburger at Elkhart Lake. The deceased was born Nov. 23, 1836, in Austria. She made St. Anna her home during her married life, consequently she was well and favorably acquainted in this vicinity. Her husband preceded her in death about 30 years ago. The last several years she made her home at the different homes of her children.
The following children were born to the family; Mrs. Mary Grabinger of Random Lake, who died some years ago; Mrs. Theresa Hoeffler of here; Mrs. Elizabeth Mirsberger of Elkhart lake; Mrs. Katherine Dickrell of here; Mrs. Margaret Faust of Seattle, Washington, who also preceded the late deceased in death; Anton Roeder of here and Mrs. Anna Leonart of North Dakota. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
The remains were brought here on Monday and buried in St. Ann’s cemetery. Rev. Fr. J. H. Schmitt of his parish and Rev. Fr. Sippel of Elkhart Lake conducted the services.
Tri-County Record – March 16, 1922
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ANNA ROEDER
From Sheboygan county death records:
Anna Roeder nee Hiederer (v.24 p.7)
Widow [of Bartholmaeus Roeder]
Nov. 23, 1836-March 10, 1922
Only info on parents is that they were "Hiederer"
and were born in Austria
Born Austria
Died from "general debility –old age"
Buried at St. Ann Cemetery, Town of New Holstein
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ST ANNA – On Friday, March 10th, Mrs. Anna Roeder passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mirsburger at Elkhart Lake. The deceased was born Nov. 23, 1836, in Austria. She made St. Anna her home during her married life, consequently she was well and favorably acquainted in this vicinity. Her husband preceded her in death about 30 years ago. The last several years she made her home at the different homes of her children.
The following children were born to the family; Mrs. Mary Grabinger of Random Lake, who died some years ago; Mrs. Theresa Hoeffler of here; Mrs. Elizabeth Mirsberger of Elkhart lake; Mrs. Katherine Dickrell of here; Mrs. Margaret Faust of Seattle, Washington, who also preceded the late deceased in death; Anton Roeder of here and Mrs. Anna Leonart of North Dakota. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
The remains were brought here on Monday and buried in St. Ann’s cemetery. Rev. Fr. J. H. Schmitt of his parish and Rev. Fr. Sippel of Elkhart Lake conducted the services.
Tri-County Record – March 16, 1922
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ANNA ROEDER
From Sheboygan county death records:
Anna Roeder nee Hiederer (v.24 p.7)
Widow [of Bartholmaeus Roeder]
Nov. 23, 1836-March 10, 1922
Only info on parents is that they were "Hiederer"
and were born in Austria
Born Austria
Died from "general debility –old age"
Buried at St. Ann Cemetery, Town of New Holstein
Anna Hiederer was the daughter of Anton Hiederer and Maria Pfrogner. Anna Hiederer was born on Nov. 23, 1836 at Martnau, Boehmen, Austria. Anna died at the home of her daughter Elizabeth Mersberger at Elkhart Lake, Sheboygan County on March 19, 1922. Both Bartholomaeus and Anna are buried at St. Anna Cemetery, Town of New Holstein.
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ST ANNA – On Friday, March 10th, Mrs. Anna Roeder passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mirsburger at Elkhart Lake. The deceased was born Nov. 23, 1836, in Austria. She made St. Anna her home during her married life, consequently she was well and favorably acquainted in this vicinity. Her husband preceded her in death about 30 years ago. The last several years she made her home at the different homes of her children.
The following children were born to the family; Mrs. Mary Grabinger of Random Lake, who died some years ago; Mrs. Theresa Hoeffler of here; Mrs. Elizabeth Mirsberger of Elkhart lake; Mrs. Katherine Dickrell of here; Mrs. Margaret Faust of Seattle, Washington, who also preceded the late deceased in death; Anton Roeder of here and Mrs. Anna Leonart of North Dakota. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
The remains were brought here on Monday and buried in St. Ann’s cemetery. Rev. Fr. J. H. Schmitt of his parish and Rev. Fr. Sippel of Elkhart Lake conducted the services.
Tri-County Record – March 16, 1922
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ANNA ROEDER
From Sheboygan county death records:
Anna Roeder nee Hiederer (v.24 p.7)
Widow [of Bartholmaeus Roeder]
Nov. 23, 1836-March 10, 1922
Only info on parents is that they were "Hiederer"
and were born in Austria
Born Austria
Died from "general debility –old age"
Buried at St. Ann Cemetery, Town of New Holstein
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ST ANNA – On Friday, March 10th, Mrs. Anna Roeder passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mirsburger at Elkhart Lake. The deceased was born Nov. 23, 1836, in Austria. She made St. Anna her home during her married life, consequently she was well and favorably acquainted in this vicinity. Her husband preceded her in death about 30 years ago. The last several years she made her home at the different homes of her children.
The following children were born to the family; Mrs. Mary Grabinger of Random Lake, who died some years ago; Mrs. Theresa Hoeffler of here; Mrs. Elizabeth Mirsberger of Elkhart lake; Mrs. Katherine Dickrell of here; Mrs. Margaret Faust of Seattle, Washington, who also preceded the late deceased in death; Anton Roeder of here and Mrs. Anna Leonart of North Dakota. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
The remains were brought here on Monday and buried in St. Ann’s cemetery. Rev. Fr. J. H. Schmitt of his parish and Rev. Fr. Sippel of Elkhart Lake conducted the services.
Tri-County Record – March 16, 1922
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ANNA ROEDER
From Sheboygan county death records:
Anna Roeder nee Hiederer (v.24 p.7)
Widow [of Bartholmaeus Roeder]
Nov. 23, 1836-March 10, 1922
Only info on parents is that they were "Hiederer"
and were born in Austria
Born Austria
Died from "general debility –old age"
Buried at St. Ann Cemetery, Town of New Holstein
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