He was born in Prussia about 1839. In 1853, he immigrated from Germany with his parents and siblings through the port of New Orleans on the ship, Falcon.
In 1860, he lived in Grape Creek, Gillespie County, Texas with his father, August Vater, and brother, August, and sister, Henriette Vater (8 May 1844-22 Aug 1861 her death is recorded in Vereins Kirchen-Buch).
He was a wagoner and was 23 years old when he died at the Nueces River Battle along with his brother, Friedrich "Fritz" Vater.
In 1860, he lived in Grape Creek, Gillespie County, Texas with his father, August Vater, and brother, August, and sister, Henriette Vater (8 May 1844-22 Aug 1861 her death is recorded in Vereins Kirchen-Buch).
He was a wagoner and was 23 years old when he died at the Nueces River Battle along with his brother, Friedrich "Fritz" Vater.
He was born in Prussia about 1839. In 1853, he immigrated from Germany with his parents and siblings through the port of New Orleans on the ship, Falcon.
In 1860, he lived in Grape Creek, Gillespie County, Texas with his father, August Vater, and brother, August, and sister, Henriette Vater (8 May 1844-22 Aug 1861 her death is recorded in Vereins Kirchen-Buch).
He was a wagoner and was 23 years old when he died at the Nueces River Battle along with his brother, Friedrich "Fritz" Vater.
In 1860, he lived in Grape Creek, Gillespie County, Texas with his father, August Vater, and brother, August, and sister, Henriette Vater (8 May 1844-22 Aug 1861 her death is recorded in Vereins Kirchen-Buch).
He was a wagoner and was 23 years old when he died at the Nueces River Battle along with his brother, Friedrich "Fritz" Vater.
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