Anna is the daughter of David Fankhauser.
Married Abraham Charles Giauque, November 20, 1823, Diesse, Bern, Switzerland. "Daughter of David of Trub, living in Prele."
(Marriage contributed by: Gerry Giauque)
Obituary ~ The Bryan Press, Bryan, Ohio, Thursday, Februry 4, 1892, Page 2, Column 3
Anna Foukauser [sp Fankhauser] was born in Diesie [sp Diesse], near Bern, Switzerland, Aug. 20th, 1801, was married to Abraham Charles Jacques Nov. 20th, 1823, and was the result of this union 13 children, 11 sons and two daughters were born. The two daughters and seven sons and her husband, have preceded her to the better world. One child died on the voyage across the sea and was buried in the briny deep. She emigrated to this country in 1834 after a long, perilous and stormy voyage of many weeks, and first settled in Holmes county; after a lapse of time moved to Williams Center, where she resided until within a few years becoming feeble from old age, she has resided with her sons.
She died Jan 28th 1892, aged 90 years, 5 months, and 8 days. In her early life she united with the Reformed church of Switzerland, and in this country attended for worship the church approximating that of her early choice.
She was an invalid during the last ten years of her life, yet during all of her afflictions she was patient and exhibited great Christian fortitude and was ready to part this life and be at rest.
She died at the home of her son H.L. Jacques [southwest of Melbern]. Funeral services were held Jan. 29th, at the Edgerton M.E. church, and interment at the Edgerton Cemetery, Rev. G.M. Hemphill officiating clergyman.
"Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But 'tis God who hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal."
Married Abraham Charles Giauque, November 20, 1823, Diesse, Bern, Switzerland. "Daughter of David of Trub, living in Prele."
(Marriage contributed by: Gerry Giauque)
Obituary ~ The Bryan Press, Bryan, Ohio, Thursday, Februry 4, 1892, Page 2, Column 3
Anna Foukauser [sp Fankhauser] was born in Diesie [sp Diesse], near Bern, Switzerland, Aug. 20th, 1801, was married to Abraham Charles Jacques Nov. 20th, 1823, and was the result of this union 13 children, 11 sons and two daughters were born. The two daughters and seven sons and her husband, have preceded her to the better world. One child died on the voyage across the sea and was buried in the briny deep. She emigrated to this country in 1834 after a long, perilous and stormy voyage of many weeks, and first settled in Holmes county; after a lapse of time moved to Williams Center, where she resided until within a few years becoming feeble from old age, she has resided with her sons.
She died Jan 28th 1892, aged 90 years, 5 months, and 8 days. In her early life she united with the Reformed church of Switzerland, and in this country attended for worship the church approximating that of her early choice.
She was an invalid during the last ten years of her life, yet during all of her afflictions she was patient and exhibited great Christian fortitude and was ready to part this life and be at rest.
She died at the home of her son H.L. Jacques [southwest of Melbern]. Funeral services were held Jan. 29th, at the Edgerton M.E. church, and interment at the Edgerton Cemetery, Rev. G.M. Hemphill officiating clergyman.
"Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But 'tis God who hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal."
Anna is the daughter of David Fankhauser.
Married Abraham Charles Giauque, November 20, 1823, Diesse, Bern, Switzerland. "Daughter of David of Trub, living in Prele."
(Marriage contributed by: Gerry Giauque)
Obituary ~ The Bryan Press, Bryan, Ohio, Thursday, Februry 4, 1892, Page 2, Column 3
Anna Foukauser [sp Fankhauser] was born in Diesie [sp Diesse], near Bern, Switzerland, Aug. 20th, 1801, was married to Abraham Charles Jacques Nov. 20th, 1823, and was the result of this union 13 children, 11 sons and two daughters were born. The two daughters and seven sons and her husband, have preceded her to the better world. One child died on the voyage across the sea and was buried in the briny deep. She emigrated to this country in 1834 after a long, perilous and stormy voyage of many weeks, and first settled in Holmes county; after a lapse of time moved to Williams Center, where she resided until within a few years becoming feeble from old age, she has resided with her sons.
She died Jan 28th 1892, aged 90 years, 5 months, and 8 days. In her early life she united with the Reformed church of Switzerland, and in this country attended for worship the church approximating that of her early choice.
She was an invalid during the last ten years of her life, yet during all of her afflictions she was patient and exhibited great Christian fortitude and was ready to part this life and be at rest.
She died at the home of her son H.L. Jacques [southwest of Melbern]. Funeral services were held Jan. 29th, at the Edgerton M.E. church, and interment at the Edgerton Cemetery, Rev. G.M. Hemphill officiating clergyman.
"Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But 'tis God who hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal."
Married Abraham Charles Giauque, November 20, 1823, Diesse, Bern, Switzerland. "Daughter of David of Trub, living in Prele."
(Marriage contributed by: Gerry Giauque)
Obituary ~ The Bryan Press, Bryan, Ohio, Thursday, Februry 4, 1892, Page 2, Column 3
Anna Foukauser [sp Fankhauser] was born in Diesie [sp Diesse], near Bern, Switzerland, Aug. 20th, 1801, was married to Abraham Charles Jacques Nov. 20th, 1823, and was the result of this union 13 children, 11 sons and two daughters were born. The two daughters and seven sons and her husband, have preceded her to the better world. One child died on the voyage across the sea and was buried in the briny deep. She emigrated to this country in 1834 after a long, perilous and stormy voyage of many weeks, and first settled in Holmes county; after a lapse of time moved to Williams Center, where she resided until within a few years becoming feeble from old age, she has resided with her sons.
She died Jan 28th 1892, aged 90 years, 5 months, and 8 days. In her early life she united with the Reformed church of Switzerland, and in this country attended for worship the church approximating that of her early choice.
She was an invalid during the last ten years of her life, yet during all of her afflictions she was patient and exhibited great Christian fortitude and was ready to part this life and be at rest.
She died at the home of her son H.L. Jacques [southwest of Melbern]. Funeral services were held Jan. 29th, at the Edgerton M.E. church, and interment at the Edgerton Cemetery, Rev. G.M. Hemphill officiating clergyman.
"Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But 'tis God who hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal."
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ANNA ~ WIFE OF ~ A.C. JAEQUIS (wrong spelling) ~ DIED ~ JAN. 28, 1892 ~ AGED ~ 90 Y, 5 M, 8 D
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