D/o Susanah Chase & Jeremiah P. Cramer
Siblings:
Joseph Cramer 1824 – 1878
Walter Cramer 1826 – 1847
David Cramer 1828 –
John Cramer 1830 – 1903
Isaac Cramer 1832 – 1900
Elizabeth Cramer 1834 – 1916
Morris Cramer 1837 – 1885
Emma Jane "Amy" Cramer 1840 – 1916
Sharlott Cramer 1844 – 1916
W/o David H. Moe
m. 29 Sep 1855 Kendall County, Illinois
Children:
Mary Etta Moe 1856 – 1898
Susannah "Susan" Moe-McCann 1860 – 1893
Edith Mae Moe 1864 – 1933
Sarah "Sadie" Jane Moe 1865 – 1921
William Riley Moe 1869 – 1951
Mary was a true pioneer woman arriving in America at the age of 4. She married David Moe when she was 21. As a dutiful wife of the times, she traveled with her husband from Illinois to the gold fields of Kansas narrowly escaping the Civil War, and then onto California, having babies along the trail in the mining camps. When the gold mining did not pan out and she had had enough, she took her children in tow, back to Kendall County, Illinois and after burying two of her daughters, lived out the remainder of her life.
Siblings:
Joseph Cramer 1824 – 1878
Walter Cramer 1826 – 1847
David Cramer 1828 –
John Cramer 1830 – 1903
Isaac Cramer 1832 – 1900
Elizabeth Cramer 1834 – 1916
Morris Cramer 1837 – 1885
Emma Jane "Amy" Cramer 1840 – 1916
Sharlott Cramer 1844 – 1916
W/o David H. Moe
m. 29 Sep 1855 Kendall County, Illinois
Children:
Mary Etta Moe 1856 – 1898
Susannah "Susan" Moe-McCann 1860 – 1893
Edith Mae Moe 1864 – 1933
Sarah "Sadie" Jane Moe 1865 – 1921
William Riley Moe 1869 – 1951
Mary was a true pioneer woman arriving in America at the age of 4. She married David Moe when she was 21. As a dutiful wife of the times, she traveled with her husband from Illinois to the gold fields of Kansas narrowly escaping the Civil War, and then onto California, having babies along the trail in the mining camps. When the gold mining did not pan out and she had had enough, she took her children in tow, back to Kendall County, Illinois and after burying two of her daughters, lived out the remainder of her life.
D/o Susanah Chase & Jeremiah P. Cramer
Siblings:
Joseph Cramer 1824 – 1878
Walter Cramer 1826 – 1847
David Cramer 1828 –
John Cramer 1830 – 1903
Isaac Cramer 1832 – 1900
Elizabeth Cramer 1834 – 1916
Morris Cramer 1837 – 1885
Emma Jane "Amy" Cramer 1840 – 1916
Sharlott Cramer 1844 – 1916
W/o David H. Moe
m. 29 Sep 1855 Kendall County, Illinois
Children:
Mary Etta Moe 1856 – 1898
Susannah "Susan" Moe-McCann 1860 – 1893
Edith Mae Moe 1864 – 1933
Sarah "Sadie" Jane Moe 1865 – 1921
William Riley Moe 1869 – 1951
Mary was a true pioneer woman arriving in America at the age of 4. She married David Moe when she was 21. As a dutiful wife of the times, she traveled with her husband from Illinois to the gold fields of Kansas narrowly escaping the Civil War, and then onto California, having babies along the trail in the mining camps. When the gold mining did not pan out and she had had enough, she took her children in tow, back to Kendall County, Illinois and after burying two of her daughters, lived out the remainder of her life.
Siblings:
Joseph Cramer 1824 – 1878
Walter Cramer 1826 – 1847
David Cramer 1828 –
John Cramer 1830 – 1903
Isaac Cramer 1832 – 1900
Elizabeth Cramer 1834 – 1916
Morris Cramer 1837 – 1885
Emma Jane "Amy" Cramer 1840 – 1916
Sharlott Cramer 1844 – 1916
W/o David H. Moe
m. 29 Sep 1855 Kendall County, Illinois
Children:
Mary Etta Moe 1856 – 1898
Susannah "Susan" Moe-McCann 1860 – 1893
Edith Mae Moe 1864 – 1933
Sarah "Sadie" Jane Moe 1865 – 1921
William Riley Moe 1869 – 1951
Mary was a true pioneer woman arriving in America at the age of 4. She married David Moe when she was 21. As a dutiful wife of the times, she traveled with her husband from Illinois to the gold fields of Kansas narrowly escaping the Civil War, and then onto California, having babies along the trail in the mining camps. When the gold mining did not pan out and she had had enough, she took her children in tow, back to Kendall County, Illinois and after burying two of her daughters, lived out the remainder of her life.
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