s/Johann Bernard & Maria Christina Wellerding Bergman
Franz Bergmann was born in 1816, and became a sailor and fisherman. For three years he served in the German army, and in 1880 he immigrated to America, first settling in Iowa, where he farmed with his children, who had preceded him to this country, namely: Bernard, Joseph, and Clements. The elder Bergmann remained in Iowa until 1897, and then came to Seneca, Kansas where he died January 31, 1901. His wife was born in Germany in 1821 and died near St. Benedict's parish at the home of her son, Frank, on January 28, 1904.
Franz Bergmann was born in 1816, and became a sailor and fisherman. For three years he served in the German army, and in 1880 he immigrated to America, first settling in Iowa, where he farmed with his children, who had preceded him to this country, namely: Bernard, Joseph, and Clements. The elder Bergmann remained in Iowa until 1897, and then came to Seneca, Kansas where he died January 31, 1901. His wife was born in Germany in 1821 and died near St. Benedict's parish at the home of her son, Frank, on January 28, 1904.
s/Johann Bernard & Maria Christina Wellerding Bergman
Franz Bergmann was born in 1816, and became a sailor and fisherman. For three years he served in the German army, and in 1880 he immigrated to America, first settling in Iowa, where he farmed with his children, who had preceded him to this country, namely: Bernard, Joseph, and Clements. The elder Bergmann remained in Iowa until 1897, and then came to Seneca, Kansas where he died January 31, 1901. His wife was born in Germany in 1821 and died near St. Benedict's parish at the home of her son, Frank, on January 28, 1904.
Franz Bergmann was born in 1816, and became a sailor and fisherman. For three years he served in the German army, and in 1880 he immigrated to America, first settling in Iowa, where he farmed with his children, who had preceded him to this country, namely: Bernard, Joseph, and Clements. The elder Bergmann remained in Iowa until 1897, and then came to Seneca, Kansas where he died January 31, 1901. His wife was born in Germany in 1821 and died near St. Benedict's parish at the home of her son, Frank, on January 28, 1904.
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