Christian Wacker was born June 22, 1827 in the Kingdom of Württemberg, Germany. He came to America and settled permanently in Collinsville, Illinois.
On January 9, 1862, Christian Wacker married Katherine Spies, the daughter of Heinrich Spies and Katharina Philippina (Dautermann) Spies, in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois, by James M. Lawrence. Ten children were born to this union, with eight surviving to adulthood:
Charles Wacker
Anna Wacker – died at 11 months
Heinrich Wacker – died at 7 months
William Wacker
Margaret Wacker
Emil Wacker, Sr.
Julius Wacker
Catherine Wacker
Alvina Wacker
and Wilhelmina Wacker
Christian Wacker was a Saloonkeeper in Collinsville, Illinois. He died on June 12, 1881 in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. He was buried in the Glenwood Cemetery in Collinsville.
When Christian Wacker died he owned a "lot" of ground in Collinsville which was sold by his widow Katherine to pay debts in Madison county court during the June term in 1883 (John D. Heisel attorney).
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On January 9, 1862, Christian Wacker married Katherine Spies, the daughter of Heinrich Spies and Katharina Philippina (Dautermann) Spies, in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois, by James M. Lawrence. Ten children were born to this union, with eight surviving to adulthood:
Charles Wacker
Anna Wacker – died at 11 months
Heinrich Wacker – died at 7 months
William Wacker
Margaret Wacker
Emil Wacker, Sr.
Julius Wacker
Catherine Wacker
Alvina Wacker
and Wilhelmina Wacker
Christian Wacker was a Saloonkeeper in Collinsville, Illinois. He died on June 12, 1881 in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. He was buried in the Glenwood Cemetery in Collinsville.
When Christian Wacker died he owned a "lot" of ground in Collinsville which was sold by his widow Katherine to pay debts in Madison county court during the June term in 1883 (John D. Heisel attorney).
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Christian Wacker was born June 22, 1827 in the Kingdom of Württemberg, Germany. He came to America and settled permanently in Collinsville, Illinois.
On January 9, 1862, Christian Wacker married Katherine Spies, the daughter of Heinrich Spies and Katharina Philippina (Dautermann) Spies, in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois, by James M. Lawrence. Ten children were born to this union, with eight surviving to adulthood:
Charles Wacker
Anna Wacker – died at 11 months
Heinrich Wacker – died at 7 months
William Wacker
Margaret Wacker
Emil Wacker, Sr.
Julius Wacker
Catherine Wacker
Alvina Wacker
and Wilhelmina Wacker
Christian Wacker was a Saloonkeeper in Collinsville, Illinois. He died on June 12, 1881 in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. He was buried in the Glenwood Cemetery in Collinsville.
When Christian Wacker died he owned a "lot" of ground in Collinsville which was sold by his widow Katherine to pay debts in Madison county court during the June term in 1883 (John D. Heisel attorney).
(bio by: travia4 )
On January 9, 1862, Christian Wacker married Katherine Spies, the daughter of Heinrich Spies and Katharina Philippina (Dautermann) Spies, in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois, by James M. Lawrence. Ten children were born to this union, with eight surviving to adulthood:
Charles Wacker
Anna Wacker – died at 11 months
Heinrich Wacker – died at 7 months
William Wacker
Margaret Wacker
Emil Wacker, Sr.
Julius Wacker
Catherine Wacker
Alvina Wacker
and Wilhelmina Wacker
Christian Wacker was a Saloonkeeper in Collinsville, Illinois. He died on June 12, 1881 in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois. He was buried in the Glenwood Cemetery in Collinsville.
When Christian Wacker died he owned a "lot" of ground in Collinsville which was sold by his widow Katherine to pay debts in Madison county court during the June term in 1883 (John D. Heisel attorney).
(bio by: travia4 )
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Christian Wacker
GEB [Born] 22 June 1827
GEST [Died] 12 June 1881
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