Paul Stanglin was born June 2, 1829 in St. Georgen, Hungary and was baptized in the Evanglical Luthern Church in St. Georgen on June 2, 1829. He married Theresia Stebert, February 25, 1851 in St. Georgen. They had nine children: Susanna, John, Johanna, Paul, Emma, Sophie, Katie, Mary and Caroline. Paul's occupation was a winegardener.
My first record of Paul is in Dallas, Texas, purchasing land in Elam, Texas, Dallas County on December 17, 1883. He applied for his intention of naturalization papers on July 26, 1887 in Dallas. In 1900, he was still living on the property in Elam, Texas as a farmer. They lived in a log house that had a wine celler.
On July 27, 1903, Paul and Theresia sold their land and moved to California. Their daughter, Mary Theresia, came to Elam and took them back with her to California because she thought they were too old to live on a farm.
My first record of Paul is in Dallas, Texas, purchasing land in Elam, Texas, Dallas County on December 17, 1883. He applied for his intention of naturalization papers on July 26, 1887 in Dallas. In 1900, he was still living on the property in Elam, Texas as a farmer. They lived in a log house that had a wine celler.
On July 27, 1903, Paul and Theresia sold their land and moved to California. Their daughter, Mary Theresia, came to Elam and took them back with her to California because she thought they were too old to live on a farm.
Paul Stanglin was born June 2, 1829 in St. Georgen, Hungary and was baptized in the Evanglical Luthern Church in St. Georgen on June 2, 1829. He married Theresia Stebert, February 25, 1851 in St. Georgen. They had nine children: Susanna, John, Johanna, Paul, Emma, Sophie, Katie, Mary and Caroline. Paul's occupation was a winegardener.
My first record of Paul is in Dallas, Texas, purchasing land in Elam, Texas, Dallas County on December 17, 1883. He applied for his intention of naturalization papers on July 26, 1887 in Dallas. In 1900, he was still living on the property in Elam, Texas as a farmer. They lived in a log house that had a wine celler.
On July 27, 1903, Paul and Theresia sold their land and moved to California. Their daughter, Mary Theresia, came to Elam and took them back with her to California because she thought they were too old to live on a farm.
My first record of Paul is in Dallas, Texas, purchasing land in Elam, Texas, Dallas County on December 17, 1883. He applied for his intention of naturalization papers on July 26, 1887 in Dallas. In 1900, he was still living on the property in Elam, Texas as a farmer. They lived in a log house that had a wine celler.
On July 27, 1903, Paul and Theresia sold their land and moved to California. Their daughter, Mary Theresia, came to Elam and took them back with her to California because she thought they were too old to live on a farm.
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