Daughter of Julius Carl Maeder and Amelia Grimm, wife of George Wagner and mother of Ida Grace and Frederick John Julius Wagner.
Wife of Philip Freeman.
In 1900, Katia Maether, aged 13, was living on Hamburg Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her parents, Julius Maether, aged 43, and Amelia Maether, aged 38, with siblings, John Maether, aged 15, Joseph Maether, aged 12, Maggie Maether, aged 10, Herman Maether, aged 7, Amelia Maether, aged 3, and Henrietta Maether, aged 11 months. Her father was shown to be a laborer at a sugar refinery.
In 1910, Kate Wagner, aged 24, married, was living on Woodward Avenue, Queens, New York, in the home of her parents, Julius Maeder, aged 53, and Amelia Maeder, aged 48, who had been married for 25 years, and siblings, Joseph Maeder, aged 22, a waiter at a hotel, Herman Maeder, aged 18, a waiter at a restaurant, Amelia Maeder, aged 14, Henrietta Maeder, aged 12, Robert Maeder, aged 6, and Marie Maeder, aged 3. Her father was shown to be a machinist.
In 1925, Catherine Freeman, aged 39, was living on Washington Avenue, Patchogue, Brookhaven, New York, with her husband, Philip Freeman, aged 38. Her husband was shown to be a carpenter.
In 1930, Catherine Freeman, aged 42, was living at the rear of 155 Washington Avenue, Brookhaven, New York, with her husband, Philip Freeman, aged 40, who was shown to be a carpenter.
Obituary - Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Freeman, aged 51, who died Wednesday at her home, 155 Washington avenue, Patchogue, following a brief illness, will be held at 2 p.m. omorrow from Ruland's Funeral chapel, North Ocean avenue, Patchogue, the Rev. Carl G. Gernannt, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church, officiating, Mrs. Freeman leaves her husband, Philip Freeman; her mother, Mrs. Amelia Maeder; four sisters, Mrs. Maude Wilfert of Blue Point, Mrs. Amelia Schoap of Jamaica, Mrs. Etta Cafero of Forest Hills and Mrs. Marion Snyder of Patchogue, and two brothers, Harry Maeder of Brooklyn and Robert J. Maeder of Rockville Center. Interment will be made in Cedar Grove cemetery.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1930 US Federal Census; Catherine Freeman in the New York, Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 19743; The Patchogue advance., March 11, 1938, Page 7)
Wife of Philip Freeman.
In 1900, Katia Maether, aged 13, was living on Hamburg Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her parents, Julius Maether, aged 43, and Amelia Maether, aged 38, with siblings, John Maether, aged 15, Joseph Maether, aged 12, Maggie Maether, aged 10, Herman Maether, aged 7, Amelia Maether, aged 3, and Henrietta Maether, aged 11 months. Her father was shown to be a laborer at a sugar refinery.
In 1910, Kate Wagner, aged 24, married, was living on Woodward Avenue, Queens, New York, in the home of her parents, Julius Maeder, aged 53, and Amelia Maeder, aged 48, who had been married for 25 years, and siblings, Joseph Maeder, aged 22, a waiter at a hotel, Herman Maeder, aged 18, a waiter at a restaurant, Amelia Maeder, aged 14, Henrietta Maeder, aged 12, Robert Maeder, aged 6, and Marie Maeder, aged 3. Her father was shown to be a machinist.
In 1925, Catherine Freeman, aged 39, was living on Washington Avenue, Patchogue, Brookhaven, New York, with her husband, Philip Freeman, aged 38. Her husband was shown to be a carpenter.
In 1930, Catherine Freeman, aged 42, was living at the rear of 155 Washington Avenue, Brookhaven, New York, with her husband, Philip Freeman, aged 40, who was shown to be a carpenter.
Obituary - Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Freeman, aged 51, who died Wednesday at her home, 155 Washington avenue, Patchogue, following a brief illness, will be held at 2 p.m. omorrow from Ruland's Funeral chapel, North Ocean avenue, Patchogue, the Rev. Carl G. Gernannt, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church, officiating, Mrs. Freeman leaves her husband, Philip Freeman; her mother, Mrs. Amelia Maeder; four sisters, Mrs. Maude Wilfert of Blue Point, Mrs. Amelia Schoap of Jamaica, Mrs. Etta Cafero of Forest Hills and Mrs. Marion Snyder of Patchogue, and two brothers, Harry Maeder of Brooklyn and Robert J. Maeder of Rockville Center. Interment will be made in Cedar Grove cemetery.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1930 US Federal Census; Catherine Freeman in the New York, Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 19743; The Patchogue advance., March 11, 1938, Page 7)
Daughter of Julius Carl Maeder and Amelia Grimm, wife of George Wagner and mother of Ida Grace and Frederick John Julius Wagner.
Wife of Philip Freeman.
In 1900, Katia Maether, aged 13, was living on Hamburg Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her parents, Julius Maether, aged 43, and Amelia Maether, aged 38, with siblings, John Maether, aged 15, Joseph Maether, aged 12, Maggie Maether, aged 10, Herman Maether, aged 7, Amelia Maether, aged 3, and Henrietta Maether, aged 11 months. Her father was shown to be a laborer at a sugar refinery.
In 1910, Kate Wagner, aged 24, married, was living on Woodward Avenue, Queens, New York, in the home of her parents, Julius Maeder, aged 53, and Amelia Maeder, aged 48, who had been married for 25 years, and siblings, Joseph Maeder, aged 22, a waiter at a hotel, Herman Maeder, aged 18, a waiter at a restaurant, Amelia Maeder, aged 14, Henrietta Maeder, aged 12, Robert Maeder, aged 6, and Marie Maeder, aged 3. Her father was shown to be a machinist.
In 1925, Catherine Freeman, aged 39, was living on Washington Avenue, Patchogue, Brookhaven, New York, with her husband, Philip Freeman, aged 38. Her husband was shown to be a carpenter.
In 1930, Catherine Freeman, aged 42, was living at the rear of 155 Washington Avenue, Brookhaven, New York, with her husband, Philip Freeman, aged 40, who was shown to be a carpenter.
Obituary - Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Freeman, aged 51, who died Wednesday at her home, 155 Washington avenue, Patchogue, following a brief illness, will be held at 2 p.m. omorrow from Ruland's Funeral chapel, North Ocean avenue, Patchogue, the Rev. Carl G. Gernannt, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church, officiating, Mrs. Freeman leaves her husband, Philip Freeman; her mother, Mrs. Amelia Maeder; four sisters, Mrs. Maude Wilfert of Blue Point, Mrs. Amelia Schoap of Jamaica, Mrs. Etta Cafero of Forest Hills and Mrs. Marion Snyder of Patchogue, and two brothers, Harry Maeder of Brooklyn and Robert J. Maeder of Rockville Center. Interment will be made in Cedar Grove cemetery.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1930 US Federal Census; Catherine Freeman in the New York, Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 19743; The Patchogue advance., March 11, 1938, Page 7)
Wife of Philip Freeman.
In 1900, Katia Maether, aged 13, was living on Hamburg Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, in the home of her parents, Julius Maether, aged 43, and Amelia Maether, aged 38, with siblings, John Maether, aged 15, Joseph Maether, aged 12, Maggie Maether, aged 10, Herman Maether, aged 7, Amelia Maether, aged 3, and Henrietta Maether, aged 11 months. Her father was shown to be a laborer at a sugar refinery.
In 1910, Kate Wagner, aged 24, married, was living on Woodward Avenue, Queens, New York, in the home of her parents, Julius Maeder, aged 53, and Amelia Maeder, aged 48, who had been married for 25 years, and siblings, Joseph Maeder, aged 22, a waiter at a hotel, Herman Maeder, aged 18, a waiter at a restaurant, Amelia Maeder, aged 14, Henrietta Maeder, aged 12, Robert Maeder, aged 6, and Marie Maeder, aged 3. Her father was shown to be a machinist.
In 1925, Catherine Freeman, aged 39, was living on Washington Avenue, Patchogue, Brookhaven, New York, with her husband, Philip Freeman, aged 38. Her husband was shown to be a carpenter.
In 1930, Catherine Freeman, aged 42, was living at the rear of 155 Washington Avenue, Brookhaven, New York, with her husband, Philip Freeman, aged 40, who was shown to be a carpenter.
Obituary - Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Freeman, aged 51, who died Wednesday at her home, 155 Washington avenue, Patchogue, following a brief illness, will be held at 2 p.m. omorrow from Ruland's Funeral chapel, North Ocean avenue, Patchogue, the Rev. Carl G. Gernannt, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church, officiating, Mrs. Freeman leaves her husband, Philip Freeman; her mother, Mrs. Amelia Maeder; four sisters, Mrs. Maude Wilfert of Blue Point, Mrs. Amelia Schoap of Jamaica, Mrs. Etta Cafero of Forest Hills and Mrs. Marion Snyder of Patchogue, and two brothers, Harry Maeder of Brooklyn and Robert J. Maeder of Rockville Center. Interment will be made in Cedar Grove cemetery.
(Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; 1930 US Federal Census; Catherine Freeman in the New York, Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 19743; The Patchogue advance., March 11, 1938, Page 7)
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