Married Edward Stopper September 26, 1886, in Camden, New Jersey.
She died at the family home in Fox Chase, Phila. ,Pa. at 8132 Jeanes Street. Living in the home with her were he daughter Louisa, and son-in-law Calvin Glenn, and her grandchildren Thelma, Calvin, and Hilda Glenn.
She helped raise her grandchildren and did most of the baking and cooking. She also had an extensive vegetable garden in the large back yard - the house occupied a double lot.
She related many stories to her grandchildren of her life in Germany, and what it was like when she first emigrated.
She died at the family home in Fox Chase, Phila. ,Pa. at 8132 Jeanes Street. Living in the home with her were he daughter Louisa, and son-in-law Calvin Glenn, and her grandchildren Thelma, Calvin, and Hilda Glenn.
She helped raise her grandchildren and did most of the baking and cooking. She also had an extensive vegetable garden in the large back yard - the house occupied a double lot.
She related many stories to her grandchildren of her life in Germany, and what it was like when she first emigrated.
Married Edward Stopper September 26, 1886, in Camden, New Jersey.
She died at the family home in Fox Chase, Phila. ,Pa. at 8132 Jeanes Street. Living in the home with her were he daughter Louisa, and son-in-law Calvin Glenn, and her grandchildren Thelma, Calvin, and Hilda Glenn.
She helped raise her grandchildren and did most of the baking and cooking. She also had an extensive vegetable garden in the large back yard - the house occupied a double lot.
She related many stories to her grandchildren of her life in Germany, and what it was like when she first emigrated.
She died at the family home in Fox Chase, Phila. ,Pa. at 8132 Jeanes Street. Living in the home with her were he daughter Louisa, and son-in-law Calvin Glenn, and her grandchildren Thelma, Calvin, and Hilda Glenn.
She helped raise her grandchildren and did most of the baking and cooking. She also had an extensive vegetable garden in the large back yard - the house occupied a double lot.
She related many stories to her grandchildren of her life in Germany, and what it was like when she first emigrated.
Gravesite Details
There is an unmarked cement cross marking her grave and that of her husband. As of 2015 it has been broken from its base and now lays flat on the ground.
