Louise "Lucy" Schiwetz was born in February 1868, in Texas. Her father was from Germany, cannot prove her maiden name was Schiwetz.
On September 12 1886, she married William F Jaeger, and they had three daughters, Lucy, Lota and Gladys, and five sons, Albert Emil, William Rudolph, Charles, Fred, and Henry Jaeger.
The 1910 & 1920 census show Louisa and William living in Hochheim and he was a cotton ginner.
Louise died early, so there are not many memories of her, other that she had to have a special casket, due to her being so big.
Her death certificate says she died from Apoplexy. She was the daughter of Philip Swietz and Lena Russer both born in Germany.
On September 12 1886, she married William F Jaeger, and they had three daughters, Lucy, Lota and Gladys, and five sons, Albert Emil, William Rudolph, Charles, Fred, and Henry Jaeger.
The 1910 & 1920 census show Louisa and William living in Hochheim and he was a cotton ginner.
Louise died early, so there are not many memories of her, other that she had to have a special casket, due to her being so big.
Her death certificate says she died from Apoplexy. She was the daughter of Philip Swietz and Lena Russer both born in Germany.
Louise "Lucy" Schiwetz was born in February 1868, in Texas. Her father was from Germany, cannot prove her maiden name was Schiwetz.
On September 12 1886, she married William F Jaeger, and they had three daughters, Lucy, Lota and Gladys, and five sons, Albert Emil, William Rudolph, Charles, Fred, and Henry Jaeger.
The 1910 & 1920 census show Louisa and William living in Hochheim and he was a cotton ginner.
Louise died early, so there are not many memories of her, other that she had to have a special casket, due to her being so big.
Her death certificate says she died from Apoplexy. She was the daughter of Philip Swietz and Lena Russer both born in Germany.
On September 12 1886, she married William F Jaeger, and they had three daughters, Lucy, Lota and Gladys, and five sons, Albert Emil, William Rudolph, Charles, Fred, and Henry Jaeger.
The 1910 & 1920 census show Louisa and William living in Hochheim and he was a cotton ginner.
Louise died early, so there are not many memories of her, other that she had to have a special casket, due to her being so big.
Her death certificate says she died from Apoplexy. She was the daughter of Philip Swietz and Lena Russer both born in Germany.
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