Her name is sometimes spelled as Krueck but this is the same person, according to old family Kramp records in Canada handed down in our Kramp-Farrington family.
She was the daughter of Jacob Krick and Elisabetha Wagner.
Elizabeth, as she was called, married Johann Nicholas "Nichol" Kramp in Spesbach, Germany on November 30, 1845 and they came to Canada in 1852 and settled in Shantz Station in Ontario.
Their children were as follows:
Philomena Kramp born 1n 1846 in Germany.She married George Fisk.
Peter Kramp born in 1850.
Anne Kramp born in 1855 in Waterloo Township, Ontario.
Daniel Kramp born in 1858 in Waterloo Township.
Elizabeth Kramp born in 1863 in Waterloo Township.
Katharine Kramp born in 1865 in Waterloo Township.
George Kramp born in 1869 in Waterloo Township. Died in infancy.
There were supposed to be 10 children but it is thought the others may have died in Germany.
At some point, probably after her husband's death, the family moved nearer to Walkerton which no doubt is why Elizabeth is buried there.
She was the daughter of Jacob Krick and Elisabetha Wagner.
Elizabeth, as she was called, married Johann Nicholas "Nichol" Kramp in Spesbach, Germany on November 30, 1845 and they came to Canada in 1852 and settled in Shantz Station in Ontario.
Their children were as follows:
Philomena Kramp born 1n 1846 in Germany.She married George Fisk.
Peter Kramp born in 1850.
Anne Kramp born in 1855 in Waterloo Township, Ontario.
Daniel Kramp born in 1858 in Waterloo Township.
Elizabeth Kramp born in 1863 in Waterloo Township.
Katharine Kramp born in 1865 in Waterloo Township.
George Kramp born in 1869 in Waterloo Township. Died in infancy.
There were supposed to be 10 children but it is thought the others may have died in Germany.
At some point, probably after her husband's death, the family moved nearer to Walkerton which no doubt is why Elizabeth is buried there.
Her name is sometimes spelled as Krueck but this is the same person, according to old family Kramp records in Canada handed down in our Kramp-Farrington family.
She was the daughter of Jacob Krick and Elisabetha Wagner.
Elizabeth, as she was called, married Johann Nicholas "Nichol" Kramp in Spesbach, Germany on November 30, 1845 and they came to Canada in 1852 and settled in Shantz Station in Ontario.
Their children were as follows:
Philomena Kramp born 1n 1846 in Germany.She married George Fisk.
Peter Kramp born in 1850.
Anne Kramp born in 1855 in Waterloo Township, Ontario.
Daniel Kramp born in 1858 in Waterloo Township.
Elizabeth Kramp born in 1863 in Waterloo Township.
Katharine Kramp born in 1865 in Waterloo Township.
George Kramp born in 1869 in Waterloo Township. Died in infancy.
There were supposed to be 10 children but it is thought the others may have died in Germany.
At some point, probably after her husband's death, the family moved nearer to Walkerton which no doubt is why Elizabeth is buried there.
She was the daughter of Jacob Krick and Elisabetha Wagner.
Elizabeth, as she was called, married Johann Nicholas "Nichol" Kramp in Spesbach, Germany on November 30, 1845 and they came to Canada in 1852 and settled in Shantz Station in Ontario.
Their children were as follows:
Philomena Kramp born 1n 1846 in Germany.She married George Fisk.
Peter Kramp born in 1850.
Anne Kramp born in 1855 in Waterloo Township, Ontario.
Daniel Kramp born in 1858 in Waterloo Township.
Elizabeth Kramp born in 1863 in Waterloo Township.
Katharine Kramp born in 1865 in Waterloo Township.
George Kramp born in 1869 in Waterloo Township. Died in infancy.
There were supposed to be 10 children but it is thought the others may have died in Germany.
At some point, probably after her husband's death, the family moved nearer to Walkerton which no doubt is why Elizabeth is buried there.
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