father: William Wusterhausen
informant: Mrs. Ida Doyal
(death certificate)
baptized Emma Auguste Wusterhausen by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Records, 1875-1940)
The 1880 census recorded Emma Wusterhausen, 10 [8],living on a farm in Washington County, Texas, with father William, 43, mother Caroline, 44, and five brothers and sisters.
The 1900 census recorded Emma [Note: mistranscribed as Eunice] Wuneburger, 28, living on a farm in Bastrop County, Texas, with husband Theodore, 27, and daughters: Clara, 7; and Ada and Ida, 2.
The 1910 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 38, living on a farm near Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with husband Theodore A., 37, and children: Clara, 16; Ada and Ida, 12; and Elmo, 2.
The 1920 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 48, living in Falls County, Texas, with husband T. A., 47, daughter Ida Linder, 22, and son Elmo, 11. T. A. was a self-employed driver.
The 1930 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 58, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with daughter Ada Newsom, 32, son-in-law S. H. Newsom, 33, and Newsom grandchildren: Lillie, 9, and Aaron, 7. Emma worked as a private laundress.
The 1940 census recorded Emma Wuneberger, 68, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with grandson Samuel [Aaron?], Newsom, 17.
informant: Mrs. Ida Doyal
(death certificate)
baptized Emma Auguste Wusterhausen by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Records, 1875-1940)
The 1880 census recorded Emma Wusterhausen, 10 [8],living on a farm in Washington County, Texas, with father William, 43, mother Caroline, 44, and five brothers and sisters.
The 1900 census recorded Emma [Note: mistranscribed as Eunice] Wuneburger, 28, living on a farm in Bastrop County, Texas, with husband Theodore, 27, and daughters: Clara, 7; and Ada and Ida, 2.
The 1910 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 38, living on a farm near Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with husband Theodore A., 37, and children: Clara, 16; Ada and Ida, 12; and Elmo, 2.
The 1920 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 48, living in Falls County, Texas, with husband T. A., 47, daughter Ida Linder, 22, and son Elmo, 11. T. A. was a self-employed driver.
The 1930 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 58, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with daughter Ada Newsom, 32, son-in-law S. H. Newsom, 33, and Newsom grandchildren: Lillie, 9, and Aaron, 7. Emma worked as a private laundress.
The 1940 census recorded Emma Wuneberger, 68, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with grandson Samuel [Aaron?], Newsom, 17.
father: William Wusterhausen
informant: Mrs. Ida Doyal
(death certificate)
baptized Emma Auguste Wusterhausen by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Records, 1875-1940)
The 1880 census recorded Emma Wusterhausen, 10 [8],living on a farm in Washington County, Texas, with father William, 43, mother Caroline, 44, and five brothers and sisters.
The 1900 census recorded Emma [Note: mistranscribed as Eunice] Wuneburger, 28, living on a farm in Bastrop County, Texas, with husband Theodore, 27, and daughters: Clara, 7; and Ada and Ida, 2.
The 1910 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 38, living on a farm near Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with husband Theodore A., 37, and children: Clara, 16; Ada and Ida, 12; and Elmo, 2.
The 1920 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 48, living in Falls County, Texas, with husband T. A., 47, daughter Ida Linder, 22, and son Elmo, 11. T. A. was a self-employed driver.
The 1930 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 58, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with daughter Ada Newsom, 32, son-in-law S. H. Newsom, 33, and Newsom grandchildren: Lillie, 9, and Aaron, 7. Emma worked as a private laundress.
The 1940 census recorded Emma Wuneberger, 68, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with grandson Samuel [Aaron?], Newsom, 17.
informant: Mrs. Ida Doyal
(death certificate)
baptized Emma Auguste Wusterhausen by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (U.S., Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, Records, 1875-1940)
The 1880 census recorded Emma Wusterhausen, 10 [8],living on a farm in Washington County, Texas, with father William, 43, mother Caroline, 44, and five brothers and sisters.
The 1900 census recorded Emma [Note: mistranscribed as Eunice] Wuneburger, 28, living on a farm in Bastrop County, Texas, with husband Theodore, 27, and daughters: Clara, 7; and Ada and Ida, 2.
The 1910 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 38, living on a farm near Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with husband Theodore A., 37, and children: Clara, 16; Ada and Ida, 12; and Elmo, 2.
The 1920 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 48, living in Falls County, Texas, with husband T. A., 47, daughter Ida Linder, 22, and son Elmo, 11. T. A. was a self-employed driver.
The 1930 census recorded Emma Wuneburger, 58, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with daughter Ada Newsom, 32, son-in-law S. H. Newsom, 33, and Newsom grandchildren: Lillie, 9, and Aaron, 7. Emma worked as a private laundress.
The 1940 census recorded Emma Wuneberger, 68, living in Austin, Travis, Texas, with grandson Samuel [Aaron?], Newsom, 17.
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
See more Wuneburger or Wusterhausen memorials in:
- Elgin City Cemetery Wuneburger or Wusterhausen
- Elgin Wuneburger or Wusterhausen
- Bastrop County Wuneburger or Wusterhausen
- Texas Wuneburger or Wusterhausen
- USA Wuneburger or Wusterhausen
- Find a Grave Wuneburger or Wusterhausen
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
