Johann Michael Albrecht was born in Kaubenheim, Bavaria Germany to Anna Babetta Schademann Albrecht and Johann Georg Albrecht.
He was the husband of Margaretha Pfund Albrecht whose name appears on the other side of his tombstone at St.Peters Lutheran Cemetery near Pender. He was killed when the team of horses he was driving became disengaged from the wagon he was in and the reins pulled him from the wagon and the team drug him down a frozen road on January 17, 1913 just east of Wakefield, NE.
He was the husband of Margaretha Pfund Albrecht whose name appears on the other side of his tombstone at St.Peters Lutheran Cemetery near Pender. He was killed when the team of horses he was driving became disengaged from the wagon he was in and the reins pulled him from the wagon and the team drug him down a frozen road on January 17, 1913 just east of Wakefield, NE.
Johann Michael Albrecht was born in Kaubenheim, Bavaria Germany to Anna Babetta Schademann Albrecht and Johann Georg Albrecht.
He was the husband of Margaretha Pfund Albrecht whose name appears on the other side of his tombstone at St.Peters Lutheran Cemetery near Pender. He was killed when the team of horses he was driving became disengaged from the wagon he was in and the reins pulled him from the wagon and the team drug him down a frozen road on January 17, 1913 just east of Wakefield, NE.
He was the husband of Margaretha Pfund Albrecht whose name appears on the other side of his tombstone at St.Peters Lutheran Cemetery near Pender. He was killed when the team of horses he was driving became disengaged from the wagon he was in and the reins pulled him from the wagon and the team drug him down a frozen road on January 17, 1913 just east of Wakefield, NE.
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