Valentine Hetzler, son of Charles Hetzler and Maria Ursula Vogel was born in Feb 1827 in Bavaria, Germany. He died in 1909 in Rochester, NY. He married Christina Deisenroth about 1851. She was born in 1827 in Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany. She died in 1893 in Rochester, NY.
Valentine Hetzler arrived in Rochester, from Bavaria, Germany, in 1849, 4 years before his father and siblings. He lived in 1851 at 8 Riley Alley, Rochester and was a Tailor. His father, Charles, lived with him 1853-1863, on Ormond Street (formerly Chatham St,). Hamburgh St was thereafter his home and place of work for 36 years. During his last years between 1897 and 1909 he lived at 66 Weld Street, 35 Gilmore, 26 Concord Avenue and then in 1904 moved out to Gates, NY. He was living with his son's family, John A Hetzler. He died in 1909.
Valentine Hetzler and Christina Deisenroth had the following children:
Eva Hetzler (1851 - )
Johanna Hetzler (1853-1917)
m Mathias Stein (1851 - 1934)
Carrie Hetzler (1856 - )
Kunigunde Hetzler (1856 - )
John A Hetzler (1859 - 1932)
M Sophia Schnorr (1860 - 1903)
Elizabeth M Hetzler (1867 - 1932)
m Frederick W Ackerman (1863 - 1932)
Valentine Hetzler arrived in Rochester, from Bavaria, Germany, in 1849, 4 years before his father and siblings. He lived in 1851 at 8 Riley Alley, Rochester and was a Tailor. His father, Charles, lived with him 1853-1863, on Ormond Street (formerly Chatham St,). Hamburgh St was thereafter his home and place of work for 36 years. During his last years between 1897 and 1909 he lived at 66 Weld Street, 35 Gilmore, 26 Concord Avenue and then in 1904 moved out to Gates, NY. He was living with his son's family, John A Hetzler. He died in 1909.
Valentine Hetzler and Christina Deisenroth had the following children:
Eva Hetzler (1851 - )
Johanna Hetzler (1853-1917)
m Mathias Stein (1851 - 1934)
Carrie Hetzler (1856 - )
Kunigunde Hetzler (1856 - )
John A Hetzler (1859 - 1932)
M Sophia Schnorr (1860 - 1903)
Elizabeth M Hetzler (1867 - 1932)
m Frederick W Ackerman (1863 - 1932)
Valentine Hetzler, son of Charles Hetzler and Maria Ursula Vogel was born in Feb 1827 in Bavaria, Germany. He died in 1909 in Rochester, NY. He married Christina Deisenroth about 1851. She was born in 1827 in Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany. She died in 1893 in Rochester, NY.
Valentine Hetzler arrived in Rochester, from Bavaria, Germany, in 1849, 4 years before his father and siblings. He lived in 1851 at 8 Riley Alley, Rochester and was a Tailor. His father, Charles, lived with him 1853-1863, on Ormond Street (formerly Chatham St,). Hamburgh St was thereafter his home and place of work for 36 years. During his last years between 1897 and 1909 he lived at 66 Weld Street, 35 Gilmore, 26 Concord Avenue and then in 1904 moved out to Gates, NY. He was living with his son's family, John A Hetzler. He died in 1909.
Valentine Hetzler and Christina Deisenroth had the following children:
Eva Hetzler (1851 - )
Johanna Hetzler (1853-1917)
m Mathias Stein (1851 - 1934)
Carrie Hetzler (1856 - )
Kunigunde Hetzler (1856 - )
John A Hetzler (1859 - 1932)
M Sophia Schnorr (1860 - 1903)
Elizabeth M Hetzler (1867 - 1932)
m Frederick W Ackerman (1863 - 1932)
Valentine Hetzler arrived in Rochester, from Bavaria, Germany, in 1849, 4 years before his father and siblings. He lived in 1851 at 8 Riley Alley, Rochester and was a Tailor. His father, Charles, lived with him 1853-1863, on Ormond Street (formerly Chatham St,). Hamburgh St was thereafter his home and place of work for 36 years. During his last years between 1897 and 1909 he lived at 66 Weld Street, 35 Gilmore, 26 Concord Avenue and then in 1904 moved out to Gates, NY. He was living with his son's family, John A Hetzler. He died in 1909.
Valentine Hetzler and Christina Deisenroth had the following children:
Eva Hetzler (1851 - )
Johanna Hetzler (1853-1917)
m Mathias Stein (1851 - 1934)
Carrie Hetzler (1856 - )
Kunigunde Hetzler (1856 - )
John A Hetzler (1859 - 1932)
M Sophia Schnorr (1860 - 1903)
Elizabeth M Hetzler (1867 - 1932)
m Frederick W Ackerman (1863 - 1932)
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