Alexander Wagner, son of Mathias "Martin" Wagner and Anna Catherine Hack, married Katherine Dietrich, daughter of Hubert and Margaret Dietrich, in Jul 1857 in Joliet, Will, Illinois. He was widowed in 1894. Alexander died on 16 Sep 1900 in Homer, Will County.
Siblings who immigrated to America include:
(1) Mathias Wagner, b 1822 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(2) Peter Wagner, b 1825 Germany, interred in Stones River National Cemetery in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee.
(3) Peter Wagner, b 1826 Germany, interred in Saint John's Cemetery in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(4) Michael Wagner, b 1828 Germany, interred in Saint Mary's of Mount Carmel Cemetery in Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa.
(5) Mathias "Martin" Wagner, b 1829 Germany, settled in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(6) Margaret Wagner Jungels, b 1832 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(7) Frederick Wilhelm Wagner, b 1833 Germany, interred in Shiloh National Cemetery in Shiloh, Hardin, Tennessee.
(8) Mary Ann Wagner Jungels, b 1836 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
Children include:
(1) Katherine Wagner, b 1858.
(2) John Wagner, b Oct 1859, bap 16 Oct 1859 (mentioned in will).
(3) Alexander Wagner, b 1860, d in childhood.
(4) Mary Wagner Hostert, b 29 Dec 1861, bap 19 Jan 1862 St Dennis, m John Hostert 13 Jun 1887 (mentioned in will, spelled Haster).
(5) Mathias Wagner, b 12 Feb 1864 (mentioned in will).
(6) Margaret "Maggie" J Wagner Paddock Crehan Fisher, b 12 Mar 1866, m Merton F Paddock 4 Apr 1883, m Lawrence Crehan, m Fisher, d 22 Jun 1944 CA (mentioned in will and named executor).
(7) Michael Wagner, b 16 Apr 1868 (mentioned in will).
(8) Susan Wagner Patterson Fisher, b 28 Aug 1870, m James Patterson 8 Aug 1900 AZ, w before 1920, m Fisher CA, w before 1940, d 29 Nov 1959 CA (mentioned in will).
(9) Anna Wagner, b 1873.
(10) Peter John Wagner, b 22 Feb 1876 (mentioned in will).
(11) Alexander Wagner, b 7 Apr 1878, m Elizabeth Kramer 12 Nov 1902 (mentioned in will).
(12) Edwin J Wagner, b Aug 1880 (mentioned in will, spelled Edward).
Inscriptions for Alexander and his wife Katherine Dietrich are on the east side of the monument that they share with their daughters Katherine and Anna and his father-in-law Hubert Dietrich.
Sources include Alexander's headstone at Saint Michael Cemetery, census records (1860, 1870, 1880, and 1900), Civil War draft registration records, One World Tree, and Illinois wills and probate records, as well as numerous records for his parents, siblings, wife, and children, including vital records at Saint Dennis Catholic Church in Will County.
Siblings who immigrated to America include:
(1) Mathias Wagner, b 1822 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(2) Peter Wagner, b 1825 Germany, interred in Stones River National Cemetery in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee.
(3) Peter Wagner, b 1826 Germany, interred in Saint John's Cemetery in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(4) Michael Wagner, b 1828 Germany, interred in Saint Mary's of Mount Carmel Cemetery in Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa.
(5) Mathias "Martin" Wagner, b 1829 Germany, settled in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(6) Margaret Wagner Jungels, b 1832 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(7) Frederick Wilhelm Wagner, b 1833 Germany, interred in Shiloh National Cemetery in Shiloh, Hardin, Tennessee.
(8) Mary Ann Wagner Jungels, b 1836 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
Children include:
(1) Katherine Wagner, b 1858.
(2) John Wagner, b Oct 1859, bap 16 Oct 1859 (mentioned in will).
(3) Alexander Wagner, b 1860, d in childhood.
(4) Mary Wagner Hostert, b 29 Dec 1861, bap 19 Jan 1862 St Dennis, m John Hostert 13 Jun 1887 (mentioned in will, spelled Haster).
(5) Mathias Wagner, b 12 Feb 1864 (mentioned in will).
(6) Margaret "Maggie" J Wagner Paddock Crehan Fisher, b 12 Mar 1866, m Merton F Paddock 4 Apr 1883, m Lawrence Crehan, m Fisher, d 22 Jun 1944 CA (mentioned in will and named executor).
(7) Michael Wagner, b 16 Apr 1868 (mentioned in will).
(8) Susan Wagner Patterson Fisher, b 28 Aug 1870, m James Patterson 8 Aug 1900 AZ, w before 1920, m Fisher CA, w before 1940, d 29 Nov 1959 CA (mentioned in will).
(9) Anna Wagner, b 1873.
(10) Peter John Wagner, b 22 Feb 1876 (mentioned in will).
(11) Alexander Wagner, b 7 Apr 1878, m Elizabeth Kramer 12 Nov 1902 (mentioned in will).
(12) Edwin J Wagner, b Aug 1880 (mentioned in will, spelled Edward).
Inscriptions for Alexander and his wife Katherine Dietrich are on the east side of the monument that they share with their daughters Katherine and Anna and his father-in-law Hubert Dietrich.
Sources include Alexander's headstone at Saint Michael Cemetery, census records (1860, 1870, 1880, and 1900), Civil War draft registration records, One World Tree, and Illinois wills and probate records, as well as numerous records for his parents, siblings, wife, and children, including vital records at Saint Dennis Catholic Church in Will County.
Alexander Wagner, son of Mathias "Martin" Wagner and Anna Catherine Hack, married Katherine Dietrich, daughter of Hubert and Margaret Dietrich, in Jul 1857 in Joliet, Will, Illinois. He was widowed in 1894. Alexander died on 16 Sep 1900 in Homer, Will County.
Siblings who immigrated to America include:
(1) Mathias Wagner, b 1822 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(2) Peter Wagner, b 1825 Germany, interred in Stones River National Cemetery in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee.
(3) Peter Wagner, b 1826 Germany, interred in Saint John's Cemetery in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(4) Michael Wagner, b 1828 Germany, interred in Saint Mary's of Mount Carmel Cemetery in Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa.
(5) Mathias "Martin" Wagner, b 1829 Germany, settled in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(6) Margaret Wagner Jungels, b 1832 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(7) Frederick Wilhelm Wagner, b 1833 Germany, interred in Shiloh National Cemetery in Shiloh, Hardin, Tennessee.
(8) Mary Ann Wagner Jungels, b 1836 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
Children include:
(1) Katherine Wagner, b 1858.
(2) John Wagner, b Oct 1859, bap 16 Oct 1859 (mentioned in will).
(3) Alexander Wagner, b 1860, d in childhood.
(4) Mary Wagner Hostert, b 29 Dec 1861, bap 19 Jan 1862 St Dennis, m John Hostert 13 Jun 1887 (mentioned in will, spelled Haster).
(5) Mathias Wagner, b 12 Feb 1864 (mentioned in will).
(6) Margaret "Maggie" J Wagner Paddock Crehan Fisher, b 12 Mar 1866, m Merton F Paddock 4 Apr 1883, m Lawrence Crehan, m Fisher, d 22 Jun 1944 CA (mentioned in will and named executor).
(7) Michael Wagner, b 16 Apr 1868 (mentioned in will).
(8) Susan Wagner Patterson Fisher, b 28 Aug 1870, m James Patterson 8 Aug 1900 AZ, w before 1920, m Fisher CA, w before 1940, d 29 Nov 1959 CA (mentioned in will).
(9) Anna Wagner, b 1873.
(10) Peter John Wagner, b 22 Feb 1876 (mentioned in will).
(11) Alexander Wagner, b 7 Apr 1878, m Elizabeth Kramer 12 Nov 1902 (mentioned in will).
(12) Edwin J Wagner, b Aug 1880 (mentioned in will, spelled Edward).
Inscriptions for Alexander and his wife Katherine Dietrich are on the east side of the monument that they share with their daughters Katherine and Anna and his father-in-law Hubert Dietrich.
Sources include Alexander's headstone at Saint Michael Cemetery, census records (1860, 1870, 1880, and 1900), Civil War draft registration records, One World Tree, and Illinois wills and probate records, as well as numerous records for his parents, siblings, wife, and children, including vital records at Saint Dennis Catholic Church in Will County.
Siblings who immigrated to America include:
(1) Mathias Wagner, b 1822 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(2) Peter Wagner, b 1825 Germany, interred in Stones River National Cemetery in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee.
(3) Peter Wagner, b 1826 Germany, interred in Saint John's Cemetery in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(4) Michael Wagner, b 1828 Germany, interred in Saint Mary's of Mount Carmel Cemetery in Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa.
(5) Mathias "Martin" Wagner, b 1829 Germany, settled in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(6) Margaret Wagner Jungels, b 1832 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(7) Frederick Wilhelm Wagner, b 1833 Germany, interred in Shiloh National Cemetery in Shiloh, Hardin, Tennessee.
(8) Mary Ann Wagner Jungels, b 1836 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
Children include:
(1) Katherine Wagner, b 1858.
(2) John Wagner, b Oct 1859, bap 16 Oct 1859 (mentioned in will).
(3) Alexander Wagner, b 1860, d in childhood.
(4) Mary Wagner Hostert, b 29 Dec 1861, bap 19 Jan 1862 St Dennis, m John Hostert 13 Jun 1887 (mentioned in will, spelled Haster).
(5) Mathias Wagner, b 12 Feb 1864 (mentioned in will).
(6) Margaret "Maggie" J Wagner Paddock Crehan Fisher, b 12 Mar 1866, m Merton F Paddock 4 Apr 1883, m Lawrence Crehan, m Fisher, d 22 Jun 1944 CA (mentioned in will and named executor).
(7) Michael Wagner, b 16 Apr 1868 (mentioned in will).
(8) Susan Wagner Patterson Fisher, b 28 Aug 1870, m James Patterson 8 Aug 1900 AZ, w before 1920, m Fisher CA, w before 1940, d 29 Nov 1959 CA (mentioned in will).
(9) Anna Wagner, b 1873.
(10) Peter John Wagner, b 22 Feb 1876 (mentioned in will).
(11) Alexander Wagner, b 7 Apr 1878, m Elizabeth Kramer 12 Nov 1902 (mentioned in will).
(12) Edwin J Wagner, b Aug 1880 (mentioned in will, spelled Edward).
Inscriptions for Alexander and his wife Katherine Dietrich are on the east side of the monument that they share with their daughters Katherine and Anna and his father-in-law Hubert Dietrich.
Sources include Alexander's headstone at Saint Michael Cemetery, census records (1860, 1870, 1880, and 1900), Civil War draft registration records, One World Tree, and Illinois wills and probate records, as well as numerous records for his parents, siblings, wife, and children, including vital records at Saint Dennis Catholic Church in Will County.
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