Parents
John Schroeder
Birth 15 Jun 1813 in Rod Freer, Germany
Death 24 Apr 1905 in Cross Plains, Dane, WI
Anna Becker
Birth about 1816 in Prussia Germany
Death 20 May 1883 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Sibling
Anna Catharina Schroeder
1783 – 1811
Spouses:
1.Anton Dommershausen
Birth 1847 in Prath, Rhein-Lahn-Kreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death 1879 in Indiana, United States
Died from a coal mine explosion in North Neillsviile, Ind
Married Jan 7 1875 Cross Plains WI
2. Hubert Juris
Married on April 21 1896 Cross Plains WI
3.Adam Hoven
Birth 5 May 1841 in Germany
Death 5 August 1889 in Cross Plains, Dane, Wisconsin, USA
Married on 1883 Cross Plains WI
Buried with second husband
Children
From first marriage:
Albert Theodor Dommershausen
1878 – 1968
Caroline Dommershausen
1879 – 1879
From Third Marriage:
Anna Maria Hoven
1882 – 1959
Jacob Charles Hoven
1883 – 1969
Catherine Josephine Hoven
1885 – 1981
William Frank Hoven
1888 – 1961
Lawrence Clarence Hoven
1888 – 1967
Obit
Mrs. Anna Hoven,
Resident 70 Years at Cross Plains,Dies
State Journal News Service CROSS PLAINS—Mrs. Anna Hoven,
82, a resident of this vicinity for almost 70 years, died at her home in this village Sunday night after six years of illness. She would have reached her 83rd birthday on Feb 10.Mrs. Hoven came to this country at the age of 13 with her parents, who settled in the township of Berry She married Anton Doramershausen as the first couple to be married in the present St. Francis Xavier Catholic: church and moved North Neillsville, Ind where her husband was killed in a coal mine explosion. She returned to Cross Plains amlater married Adam Hoven, who die 48 years ago. She later remarried again. Survivors are, two daughters, Mrs. Herman Buttchen, Black Earth,and Mrs. Peter Faust, Cross Plains; four sons, Albeit Dommershausen,
Cross Plains, and Jacob Hoven, Lone Rock; William Hoven, Loganville,and Lawrence Hoven, Lake Andes, South Dakota; three step-sons, Casper Hoven, Sauk City, John and Edward Hoven, Milwaukee. Twenty-eight grandchildren and 23 great grand-children also survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at St. France Xancis church here with burial in the church cemetery.
John Schroeder
Birth 15 Jun 1813 in Rod Freer, Germany
Death 24 Apr 1905 in Cross Plains, Dane, WI
Anna Becker
Birth about 1816 in Prussia Germany
Death 20 May 1883 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Sibling
Anna Catharina Schroeder
1783 – 1811
Spouses:
1.Anton Dommershausen
Birth 1847 in Prath, Rhein-Lahn-Kreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death 1879 in Indiana, United States
Died from a coal mine explosion in North Neillsviile, Ind
Married Jan 7 1875 Cross Plains WI
2. Hubert Juris
Married on April 21 1896 Cross Plains WI
3.Adam Hoven
Birth 5 May 1841 in Germany
Death 5 August 1889 in Cross Plains, Dane, Wisconsin, USA
Married on 1883 Cross Plains WI
Buried with second husband
Children
From first marriage:
Albert Theodor Dommershausen
1878 – 1968
Caroline Dommershausen
1879 – 1879
From Third Marriage:
Anna Maria Hoven
1882 – 1959
Jacob Charles Hoven
1883 – 1969
Catherine Josephine Hoven
1885 – 1981
William Frank Hoven
1888 – 1961
Lawrence Clarence Hoven
1888 – 1967
Obit
Mrs. Anna Hoven,
Resident 70 Years at Cross Plains,Dies
State Journal News Service CROSS PLAINS—Mrs. Anna Hoven,
82, a resident of this vicinity for almost 70 years, died at her home in this village Sunday night after six years of illness. She would have reached her 83rd birthday on Feb 10.Mrs. Hoven came to this country at the age of 13 with her parents, who settled in the township of Berry She married Anton Doramershausen as the first couple to be married in the present St. Francis Xavier Catholic: church and moved North Neillsville, Ind where her husband was killed in a coal mine explosion. She returned to Cross Plains amlater married Adam Hoven, who die 48 years ago. She later remarried again. Survivors are, two daughters, Mrs. Herman Buttchen, Black Earth,and Mrs. Peter Faust, Cross Plains; four sons, Albeit Dommershausen,
Cross Plains, and Jacob Hoven, Lone Rock; William Hoven, Loganville,and Lawrence Hoven, Lake Andes, South Dakota; three step-sons, Casper Hoven, Sauk City, John and Edward Hoven, Milwaukee. Twenty-eight grandchildren and 23 great grand-children also survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at St. France Xancis church here with burial in the church cemetery.
Parents
John Schroeder
Birth 15 Jun 1813 in Rod Freer, Germany
Death 24 Apr 1905 in Cross Plains, Dane, WI
Anna Becker
Birth about 1816 in Prussia Germany
Death 20 May 1883 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Sibling
Anna Catharina Schroeder
1783 – 1811
Spouses:
1.Anton Dommershausen
Birth 1847 in Prath, Rhein-Lahn-Kreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death 1879 in Indiana, United States
Died from a coal mine explosion in North Neillsviile, Ind
Married Jan 7 1875 Cross Plains WI
2. Hubert Juris
Married on April 21 1896 Cross Plains WI
3.Adam Hoven
Birth 5 May 1841 in Germany
Death 5 August 1889 in Cross Plains, Dane, Wisconsin, USA
Married on 1883 Cross Plains WI
Buried with second husband
Children
From first marriage:
Albert Theodor Dommershausen
1878 – 1968
Caroline Dommershausen
1879 – 1879
From Third Marriage:
Anna Maria Hoven
1882 – 1959
Jacob Charles Hoven
1883 – 1969
Catherine Josephine Hoven
1885 – 1981
William Frank Hoven
1888 – 1961
Lawrence Clarence Hoven
1888 – 1967
Obit
Mrs. Anna Hoven,
Resident 70 Years at Cross Plains,Dies
State Journal News Service CROSS PLAINS—Mrs. Anna Hoven,
82, a resident of this vicinity for almost 70 years, died at her home in this village Sunday night after six years of illness. She would have reached her 83rd birthday on Feb 10.Mrs. Hoven came to this country at the age of 13 with her parents, who settled in the township of Berry She married Anton Doramershausen as the first couple to be married in the present St. Francis Xavier Catholic: church and moved North Neillsville, Ind where her husband was killed in a coal mine explosion. She returned to Cross Plains amlater married Adam Hoven, who die 48 years ago. She later remarried again. Survivors are, two daughters, Mrs. Herman Buttchen, Black Earth,and Mrs. Peter Faust, Cross Plains; four sons, Albeit Dommershausen,
Cross Plains, and Jacob Hoven, Lone Rock; William Hoven, Loganville,and Lawrence Hoven, Lake Andes, South Dakota; three step-sons, Casper Hoven, Sauk City, John and Edward Hoven, Milwaukee. Twenty-eight grandchildren and 23 great grand-children also survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at St. France Xancis church here with burial in the church cemetery.
John Schroeder
Birth 15 Jun 1813 in Rod Freer, Germany
Death 24 Apr 1905 in Cross Plains, Dane, WI
Anna Becker
Birth about 1816 in Prussia Germany
Death 20 May 1883 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
Sibling
Anna Catharina Schroeder
1783 – 1811
Spouses:
1.Anton Dommershausen
Birth 1847 in Prath, Rhein-Lahn-Kreis, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Death 1879 in Indiana, United States
Died from a coal mine explosion in North Neillsviile, Ind
Married Jan 7 1875 Cross Plains WI
2. Hubert Juris
Married on April 21 1896 Cross Plains WI
3.Adam Hoven
Birth 5 May 1841 in Germany
Death 5 August 1889 in Cross Plains, Dane, Wisconsin, USA
Married on 1883 Cross Plains WI
Buried with second husband
Children
From first marriage:
Albert Theodor Dommershausen
1878 – 1968
Caroline Dommershausen
1879 – 1879
From Third Marriage:
Anna Maria Hoven
1882 – 1959
Jacob Charles Hoven
1883 – 1969
Catherine Josephine Hoven
1885 – 1981
William Frank Hoven
1888 – 1961
Lawrence Clarence Hoven
1888 – 1967
Obit
Mrs. Anna Hoven,
Resident 70 Years at Cross Plains,Dies
State Journal News Service CROSS PLAINS—Mrs. Anna Hoven,
82, a resident of this vicinity for almost 70 years, died at her home in this village Sunday night after six years of illness. She would have reached her 83rd birthday on Feb 10.Mrs. Hoven came to this country at the age of 13 with her parents, who settled in the township of Berry She married Anton Doramershausen as the first couple to be married in the present St. Francis Xavier Catholic: church and moved North Neillsville, Ind where her husband was killed in a coal mine explosion. She returned to Cross Plains amlater married Adam Hoven, who die 48 years ago. She later remarried again. Survivors are, two daughters, Mrs. Herman Buttchen, Black Earth,and Mrs. Peter Faust, Cross Plains; four sons, Albeit Dommershausen,
Cross Plains, and Jacob Hoven, Lone Rock; William Hoven, Loganville,and Lawrence Hoven, Lake Andes, South Dakota; three step-sons, Casper Hoven, Sauk City, John and Edward Hoven, Milwaukee. Twenty-eight grandchildren and 23 great grand-children also survive. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at St. France Xancis church here with burial in the church cemetery.
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