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Anna Mary <I>Meyers</I> Bechtel

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Anna Mary Meyers Bechtel

Birth
Hillsdale, Hillsdale County, Michigan, USA
Death
22 May 1927 (aged 72)
Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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Anna Mary was the daughter of German immigrants John Andrew Myer (born 1827 and died between 1900 and 1910 U.S. Census enumerations) and Rosina M. Nachelein (or Negline) Myers (1828-1913.) She married Samuel Bechtel May 1, 1877.

According to the History of Elkhart County, Indiana, cited below,
"After marriage Mr. and Mrs. Myers [Anna Mary's parents] came to this country and settled in Michigan, where they lived at Hillsdale. Shortly after the birth of their daughter Mary they moved to Elkhart county, settling in Goshen. Since that time Mr. Myers has been a resident of this county. He was the father of six children, as follows:
* John G. L. Myers, M. D., who is well known in Indiana;
* George F., a resident of Indiana;
* Anna L., wife of Frank Plank of New Paris, Elkhart county;
* Margarethe Wilhelmina Carolina "Maggie" Myers Nold, the wife of Jacob Nold, of Nappanee;
* Andrew, residing in Chicago, and
* Mrs. Bechtel.

"The latter was a child when she came to this county and has passed nearly all her life in Goshen. She taught in the schools of that town for some time and is a woman of fine character and much learning. After marriage she and her husband made their home in Goshen until 1884, when they moved to Nappanee and there resided until the death of Mr. Bechtel, when she returned with her children to Goshen. The children are named as follows:
* Daniel M., born November 12, 1878, attending school;
* Esther, born December 18, 1880;
* Joy G., born May 23, 1884;
* Samuel B., born June 30, 1886, and died September 13, 1887."

"Mrs. Bechtel believes in the Christian religion, is a member of the Methodist Episocopal Church and is a regular attendant at its services."

"Pictorial and Biographical Memoirs of Elkhart and St. Joseph Counties, Indiana", Pages 538-39 (Chicago: Goodspeed Brothers, Publishers, 1893.)
Anna Mary was the daughter of German immigrants John Andrew Myer (born 1827 and died between 1900 and 1910 U.S. Census enumerations) and Rosina M. Nachelein (or Negline) Myers (1828-1913.) She married Samuel Bechtel May 1, 1877.

According to the History of Elkhart County, Indiana, cited below,
"After marriage Mr. and Mrs. Myers [Anna Mary's parents] came to this country and settled in Michigan, where they lived at Hillsdale. Shortly after the birth of their daughter Mary they moved to Elkhart county, settling in Goshen. Since that time Mr. Myers has been a resident of this county. He was the father of six children, as follows:
* John G. L. Myers, M. D., who is well known in Indiana;
* George F., a resident of Indiana;
* Anna L., wife of Frank Plank of New Paris, Elkhart county;
* Margarethe Wilhelmina Carolina "Maggie" Myers Nold, the wife of Jacob Nold, of Nappanee;
* Andrew, residing in Chicago, and
* Mrs. Bechtel.

"The latter was a child when she came to this county and has passed nearly all her life in Goshen. She taught in the schools of that town for some time and is a woman of fine character and much learning. After marriage she and her husband made their home in Goshen until 1884, when they moved to Nappanee and there resided until the death of Mr. Bechtel, when she returned with her children to Goshen. The children are named as follows:
* Daniel M., born November 12, 1878, attending school;
* Esther, born December 18, 1880;
* Joy G., born May 23, 1884;
* Samuel B., born June 30, 1886, and died September 13, 1887."

"Mrs. Bechtel believes in the Christian religion, is a member of the Methodist Episocopal Church and is a regular attendant at its services."

"Pictorial and Biographical Memoirs of Elkhart and St. Joseph Counties, Indiana", Pages 538-39 (Chicago: Goodspeed Brothers, Publishers, 1893.)

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Mary Myers
Bechtel
July 13, 1854
May 22, 1927

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