Worked as a cobbler.
Son of John Netcher and Eva Gropp Netscher. Johanes Netscher was born on Oct 30th 1807 in Wiesenfeld in Northern Bavaria. He died there on Jan 28th 1878.
Sebastian's mother was Eva Gropp. She was born on Jan 2nd in 1812 in Wiesenfeld, Germany and died there on Mar, 10th, 1869.
Sebastian arrived in the U.S. July 21, 1873, traveling on a ship named Hermann. The ports of departure were Bremen, German and Southampton, England. His occupation was listed as farmer.
His sister, Mary Ann Netscher, immigrated in 1877, and soon after married Godfried Heidenfelder.
Despite what is stated in the obituary, Sebastian was born in Wiesenfeld (per the actual church records). He emigrated from Wurzburg.
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OBITUARY:
Sebastian Netscher was born in Wurtzburg (Wurzburg) Germany, June 05, 1847, and after serving in the Franco-Prussian war (1870's war), he came to America in 1873. In Sep. 1873 he settled in Pacific, Franklin County, Mo which has been his home ever since, where he served 17 years as alderman and 14 years as postmster, which is an enviable record as a public servant. In the year 1880 he was united in marriage to Miss Elvira Mayer (dau of John Christ. Mayer/Meyer) of Pacific, with whom he lived happily until her death July 14, 1926. Mr. Netscher died in the early evening of July 23, 1934, and leaves to mourn his death 3 children, Eugene C., Richard and Hilda and 5 grandchildren, Gene/Eugene R., Harold, Virginia (married Beckman), Vernon and Thelma, and nieces and a nephew. Mr. Netscher, being one of the oldest citizens of Pacific, will be missed by his relatives and many friends.
-- Extracted from Meramec Valley Transcripts, Pacific, Franklin County Mo newspaper issue, August 10, 1934
Father of Matilda, Justena, Alma, Eugene Charles, Henrietta, Richard and Hilda Netscher.
Son of John Netcher and Eva Gropp Netscher. Johanes Netscher was born on Oct 30th 1807 in Wiesenfeld in Northern Bavaria. He died there on Jan 28th 1878.
Sebastian's mother was Eva Gropp. She was born on Jan 2nd in 1812 in Wiesenfeld, Germany and died there on Mar, 10th, 1869.
Sebastian arrived in the U.S. July 21, 1873, traveling on a ship named Hermann. The ports of departure were Bremen, German and Southampton, England. His occupation was listed as farmer.
His sister, Mary Ann Netscher, immigrated in 1877, and soon after married Godfried Heidenfelder.
Despite what is stated in the obituary, Sebastian was born in Wiesenfeld (per the actual church records). He emigrated from Wurzburg.
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OBITUARY:
Sebastian Netscher was born in Wurtzburg (Wurzburg) Germany, June 05, 1847, and after serving in the Franco-Prussian war (1870's war), he came to America in 1873. In Sep. 1873 he settled in Pacific, Franklin County, Mo which has been his home ever since, where he served 17 years as alderman and 14 years as postmster, which is an enviable record as a public servant. In the year 1880 he was united in marriage to Miss Elvira Mayer (dau of John Christ. Mayer/Meyer) of Pacific, with whom he lived happily until her death July 14, 1926. Mr. Netscher died in the early evening of July 23, 1934, and leaves to mourn his death 3 children, Eugene C., Richard and Hilda and 5 grandchildren, Gene/Eugene R., Harold, Virginia (married Beckman), Vernon and Thelma, and nieces and a nephew. Mr. Netscher, being one of the oldest citizens of Pacific, will be missed by his relatives and many friends.
-- Extracted from Meramec Valley Transcripts, Pacific, Franklin County Mo newspaper issue, August 10, 1934
Father of Matilda, Justena, Alma, Eugene Charles, Henrietta, Richard and Hilda Netscher.
Worked as a cobbler.
Son of John Netcher and Eva Gropp Netscher. Johanes Netscher was born on Oct 30th 1807 in Wiesenfeld in Northern Bavaria. He died there on Jan 28th 1878.
Sebastian's mother was Eva Gropp. She was born on Jan 2nd in 1812 in Wiesenfeld, Germany and died there on Mar, 10th, 1869.
Sebastian arrived in the U.S. July 21, 1873, traveling on a ship named Hermann. The ports of departure were Bremen, German and Southampton, England. His occupation was listed as farmer.
His sister, Mary Ann Netscher, immigrated in 1877, and soon after married Godfried Heidenfelder.
Despite what is stated in the obituary, Sebastian was born in Wiesenfeld (per the actual church records). He emigrated from Wurzburg.
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OBITUARY:
Sebastian Netscher was born in Wurtzburg (Wurzburg) Germany, June 05, 1847, and after serving in the Franco-Prussian war (1870's war), he came to America in 1873. In Sep. 1873 he settled in Pacific, Franklin County, Mo which has been his home ever since, where he served 17 years as alderman and 14 years as postmster, which is an enviable record as a public servant. In the year 1880 he was united in marriage to Miss Elvira Mayer (dau of John Christ. Mayer/Meyer) of Pacific, with whom he lived happily until her death July 14, 1926. Mr. Netscher died in the early evening of July 23, 1934, and leaves to mourn his death 3 children, Eugene C., Richard and Hilda and 5 grandchildren, Gene/Eugene R., Harold, Virginia (married Beckman), Vernon and Thelma, and nieces and a nephew. Mr. Netscher, being one of the oldest citizens of Pacific, will be missed by his relatives and many friends.
-- Extracted from Meramec Valley Transcripts, Pacific, Franklin County Mo newspaper issue, August 10, 1934
Father of Matilda, Justena, Alma, Eugene Charles, Henrietta, Richard and Hilda Netscher.
Son of John Netcher and Eva Gropp Netscher. Johanes Netscher was born on Oct 30th 1807 in Wiesenfeld in Northern Bavaria. He died there on Jan 28th 1878.
Sebastian's mother was Eva Gropp. She was born on Jan 2nd in 1812 in Wiesenfeld, Germany and died there on Mar, 10th, 1869.
Sebastian arrived in the U.S. July 21, 1873, traveling on a ship named Hermann. The ports of departure were Bremen, German and Southampton, England. His occupation was listed as farmer.
His sister, Mary Ann Netscher, immigrated in 1877, and soon after married Godfried Heidenfelder.
Despite what is stated in the obituary, Sebastian was born in Wiesenfeld (per the actual church records). He emigrated from Wurzburg.
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OBITUARY:
Sebastian Netscher was born in Wurtzburg (Wurzburg) Germany, June 05, 1847, and after serving in the Franco-Prussian war (1870's war), he came to America in 1873. In Sep. 1873 he settled in Pacific, Franklin County, Mo which has been his home ever since, where he served 17 years as alderman and 14 years as postmster, which is an enviable record as a public servant. In the year 1880 he was united in marriage to Miss Elvira Mayer (dau of John Christ. Mayer/Meyer) of Pacific, with whom he lived happily until her death July 14, 1926. Mr. Netscher died in the early evening of July 23, 1934, and leaves to mourn his death 3 children, Eugene C., Richard and Hilda and 5 grandchildren, Gene/Eugene R., Harold, Virginia (married Beckman), Vernon and Thelma, and nieces and a nephew. Mr. Netscher, being one of the oldest citizens of Pacific, will be missed by his relatives and many friends.
-- Extracted from Meramec Valley Transcripts, Pacific, Franklin County Mo newspaper issue, August 10, 1934
Father of Matilda, Justena, Alma, Eugene Charles, Henrietta, Richard and Hilda Netscher.
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