Daughter of Nikolaus Armbruster and Madelaine Heit. Second wife of Kasper Mueth; married March 1, 1853 in Paderborn, St. Clair County.
Died at age 82.
Mother of Catherine, Charles, Joseph, Elizabeth, Nikolaus, Elizabeth, Philipp, Franciska (Francis), Andreas (Andrew) and Margaretha (Margaret) Mueth.
The Mueth (Muth) family were pioneers in the St. Louis, MO and the Paderborn, IL areas. Tombstones dating back to the year 1800 with the name Muth on them can be found at Paderborn.
Some of the Muths left St. Louis because of illness and also because St. Louis was growing into a large city and they chose to continue with farming.
Kasper (Casper) and Eva Muth came to Illinois about 1857.
Died at age 82.
Mother of Catherine, Charles, Joseph, Elizabeth, Nikolaus, Elizabeth, Philipp, Franciska (Francis), Andreas (Andrew) and Margaretha (Margaret) Mueth.
The Mueth (Muth) family were pioneers in the St. Louis, MO and the Paderborn, IL areas. Tombstones dating back to the year 1800 with the name Muth on them can be found at Paderborn.
Some of the Muths left St. Louis because of illness and also because St. Louis was growing into a large city and they chose to continue with farming.
Kasper (Casper) and Eva Muth came to Illinois about 1857.
Daughter of Nikolaus Armbruster and Madelaine Heit. Second wife of Kasper Mueth; married March 1, 1853 in Paderborn, St. Clair County.
Died at age 82.
Mother of Catherine, Charles, Joseph, Elizabeth, Nikolaus, Elizabeth, Philipp, Franciska (Francis), Andreas (Andrew) and Margaretha (Margaret) Mueth.
The Mueth (Muth) family were pioneers in the St. Louis, MO and the Paderborn, IL areas. Tombstones dating back to the year 1800 with the name Muth on them can be found at Paderborn.
Some of the Muths left St. Louis because of illness and also because St. Louis was growing into a large city and they chose to continue with farming.
Kasper (Casper) and Eva Muth came to Illinois about 1857.
Died at age 82.
Mother of Catherine, Charles, Joseph, Elizabeth, Nikolaus, Elizabeth, Philipp, Franciska (Francis), Andreas (Andrew) and Margaretha (Margaret) Mueth.
The Mueth (Muth) family were pioneers in the St. Louis, MO and the Paderborn, IL areas. Tombstones dating back to the year 1800 with the name Muth on them can be found at Paderborn.
Some of the Muths left St. Louis because of illness and also because St. Louis was growing into a large city and they chose to continue with farming.
Kasper (Casper) and Eva Muth came to Illinois about 1857.
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EVA
GATTIN VON
KASPAR MUETH
GEB. 6 DEC 1827
GEST. 6 SEPT 1910
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