1900 Census: Anna had 6 children, 3 living.
Mr. Goelzer was married in 1883 to Miss Annie Koch, a daughter of William and Teresa (Bohne) Koch. The father was born in Saxony, Germany, December 10, 1819. His parents died when he was a boy and in 1848 he emigrated to the new world, settling in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The mother was born May 29, 1828, in Wolferstadt, Saxony, Germany. Her father was a shoe manufacturer and her grandfather, Herr Von Alfon, who was born of a noble family, was disinherited because he married a nurse. The wife and her parents emigrated to America in September, 1844, and came directly to Ozaukee county, Wisconsin. The marriage was celebrated in Milwaukee in 1850, and Mr. Koch later bought government land in Mosel township, upon which they lived for a considerable period, afterward removing to Sheboygan Falls and still later to Plymouth. William Koch died December 10, 1896, and his wife passed away October 30, 1908. Mr. and Mrs. Goelzer are the parents of three children, Salina, Earl and Iris, all of whom are at home.
Mr. Goelzer was married in 1883 to Miss Annie Koch, a daughter of William and Teresa (Bohne) Koch. The father was born in Saxony, Germany, December 10, 1819. His parents died when he was a boy and in 1848 he emigrated to the new world, settling in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The mother was born May 29, 1828, in Wolferstadt, Saxony, Germany. Her father was a shoe manufacturer and her grandfather, Herr Von Alfon, who was born of a noble family, was disinherited because he married a nurse. The wife and her parents emigrated to America in September, 1844, and came directly to Ozaukee county, Wisconsin. The marriage was celebrated in Milwaukee in 1850, and Mr. Koch later bought government land in Mosel township, upon which they lived for a considerable period, afterward removing to Sheboygan Falls and still later to Plymouth. William Koch died December 10, 1896, and his wife passed away October 30, 1908. Mr. and Mrs. Goelzer are the parents of three children, Salina, Earl and Iris, all of whom are at home.
1900 Census: Anna had 6 children, 3 living.
Mr. Goelzer was married in 1883 to Miss Annie Koch, a daughter of William and Teresa (Bohne) Koch. The father was born in Saxony, Germany, December 10, 1819. His parents died when he was a boy and in 1848 he emigrated to the new world, settling in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The mother was born May 29, 1828, in Wolferstadt, Saxony, Germany. Her father was a shoe manufacturer and her grandfather, Herr Von Alfon, who was born of a noble family, was disinherited because he married a nurse. The wife and her parents emigrated to America in September, 1844, and came directly to Ozaukee county, Wisconsin. The marriage was celebrated in Milwaukee in 1850, and Mr. Koch later bought government land in Mosel township, upon which they lived for a considerable period, afterward removing to Sheboygan Falls and still later to Plymouth. William Koch died December 10, 1896, and his wife passed away October 30, 1908. Mr. and Mrs. Goelzer are the parents of three children, Salina, Earl and Iris, all of whom are at home.
Mr. Goelzer was married in 1883 to Miss Annie Koch, a daughter of William and Teresa (Bohne) Koch. The father was born in Saxony, Germany, December 10, 1819. His parents died when he was a boy and in 1848 he emigrated to the new world, settling in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The mother was born May 29, 1828, in Wolferstadt, Saxony, Germany. Her father was a shoe manufacturer and her grandfather, Herr Von Alfon, who was born of a noble family, was disinherited because he married a nurse. The wife and her parents emigrated to America in September, 1844, and came directly to Ozaukee county, Wisconsin. The marriage was celebrated in Milwaukee in 1850, and Mr. Koch later bought government land in Mosel township, upon which they lived for a considerable period, afterward removing to Sheboygan Falls and still later to Plymouth. William Koch died December 10, 1896, and his wife passed away October 30, 1908. Mr. and Mrs. Goelzer are the parents of three children, Salina, Earl and Iris, all of whom are at home.
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