The family apparently immigrated in 1880 (according to her brother's record in the 1910 census) and she married Eibe Friedrich Adickes in St. John Ev. Lutheran Church on 19 Dec 1882.
It is unknown whether the parents (Heinrich & Anna) immigrated along with the 3 children or if the children immigrated alone or perhaps with just their father if Anna died in Germany before 1880. It is possible that one or both parents may be buried at Murphy Cemetery in Victoria County since some or all of the Ahrens children apparently lived on the Murphy Ranch for a time after their immigration.
The family apparently immigrated in 1880 (according to her brother's record in the 1910 census) and she married Eibe Friedrich Adickes in St. John Ev. Lutheran Church on 19 Dec 1882.
It is unknown whether the parents (Heinrich & Anna) immigrated along with the 3 children or if the children immigrated alone or perhaps with just their father if Anna died in Germany before 1880. It is possible that one or both parents may be buried at Murphy Cemetery in Victoria County since some or all of the Ahrens children apparently lived on the Murphy Ranch for a time after their immigration.
Gravesite Details
Mrs. Eibe
Family Members
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Martin Heinrich Adickes
1884–1885
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Alma Wilhelmina Dorothea Adickes Ryherd
1886–1973
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Friedrich Eibe "Fritz" Adickes
1887–1973
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Gustav Adolph Adickes
1889–1964
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Mathilde Alwine Dorothea Adickes Ruschhaupt
1891–1978
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Bertha Anna Adickes Albrecht
1893–1980
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Albert Johann Henry Adickes
1896–1915
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Hedwig Anna Magdalene "Hattie" Adickes Jenkins
1897–1950
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Wilhelm Karl Heinrich "Willie" Adickes
1899–1957
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Frieda Katharina Emilie Adickes
1901–1996
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