Catherine was the daughter of Augusta Crescentia Mackert and an unknown father (her mother later married Johan / John Axtmann and they also immigrated from Germany to settle in Massachusetts). It's unclear when and where she an Adam Vogel married, except that it was by 1 April 1840, when the couple's daughter Mary was born in New York City.
Catherine bore five known children between 1840 and 1858. The 12-year gap between son John, born in 1846, and her youngest child, daughter Claudine, born in 1858, suggests there were other pregnancies and possibly other children who died without record.
Presumably, Catherine maintained her husband, children and household while she observed the rites of the Roman Catholic Church into which she herself was baptized in infancy, and followed custom with her children.
In her late sixties, Catherine suffered pleurisy and died when she was 68 her husband of 42 years, five children, and grandchildren to mourn her loss.
Catherine bore five known children between 1840 and 1858. The 12-year gap between son John, born in 1846, and her youngest child, daughter Claudine, born in 1858, suggests there were other pregnancies and possibly other children who died without record.
Presumably, Catherine maintained her husband, children and household while she observed the rites of the Roman Catholic Church into which she herself was baptized in infancy, and followed custom with her children.
In her late sixties, Catherine suffered pleurisy and died when she was 68 her husband of 42 years, five children, and grandchildren to mourn her loss.
Catherine was the daughter of Augusta Crescentia Mackert and an unknown father (her mother later married Johan / John Axtmann and they also immigrated from Germany to settle in Massachusetts). It's unclear when and where she an Adam Vogel married, except that it was by 1 April 1840, when the couple's daughter Mary was born in New York City.
Catherine bore five known children between 1840 and 1858. The 12-year gap between son John, born in 1846, and her youngest child, daughter Claudine, born in 1858, suggests there were other pregnancies and possibly other children who died without record.
Presumably, Catherine maintained her husband, children and household while she observed the rites of the Roman Catholic Church into which she herself was baptized in infancy, and followed custom with her children.
In her late sixties, Catherine suffered pleurisy and died when she was 68 her husband of 42 years, five children, and grandchildren to mourn her loss.
Catherine bore five known children between 1840 and 1858. The 12-year gap between son John, born in 1846, and her youngest child, daughter Claudine, born in 1858, suggests there were other pregnancies and possibly other children who died without record.
Presumably, Catherine maintained her husband, children and household while she observed the rites of the Roman Catholic Church into which she herself was baptized in infancy, and followed custom with her children.
In her late sixties, Catherine suffered pleurisy and died when she was 68 her husband of 42 years, five children, and grandchildren to mourn her loss.
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Mother | Catharine Wife of Adam Vogel | Dec 20, 1813
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