Per the Parish Priest, John and his wife were buried in the original cemetery that is now under the parking lot for the school behind the church. If there were headstones at the time of burials, they are no longer available.
Johannes Mueller was born in Bettingen, Germany to Peter Mueller and Barbara (Kolsch also shown as Colsch and Koelsch).
He married Catharina Strempel on August 23, 1846 in Ueberhofen, Germany. They had ten known children.
John and his eldest son, John Jr., immigrated first and then his wife and other childrem immigrated to New York on January 9, 1866 from Hamburg on the ship Washington.
John and Catharina were my great-great grandparents via their daughter, Margaret.
Shirley Houk
Johannes Mueller was born in Bettingen, Germany to Peter Mueller and Barbara (Kolsch also shown as Colsch and Koelsch).
He married Catharina Strempel on August 23, 1846 in Ueberhofen, Germany. They had ten known children.
John and his eldest son, John Jr., immigrated first and then his wife and other childrem immigrated to New York on January 9, 1866 from Hamburg on the ship Washington.
John and Catharina were my great-great grandparents via their daughter, Margaret.
Shirley Houk
Per the Parish Priest, John and his wife were buried in the original cemetery that is now under the parking lot for the school behind the church. If there were headstones at the time of burials, they are no longer available.
Johannes Mueller was born in Bettingen, Germany to Peter Mueller and Barbara (Kolsch also shown as Colsch and Koelsch).
He married Catharina Strempel on August 23, 1846 in Ueberhofen, Germany. They had ten known children.
John and his eldest son, John Jr., immigrated first and then his wife and other childrem immigrated to New York on January 9, 1866 from Hamburg on the ship Washington.
John and Catharina were my great-great grandparents via their daughter, Margaret.
Shirley Houk
Johannes Mueller was born in Bettingen, Germany to Peter Mueller and Barbara (Kolsch also shown as Colsch and Koelsch).
He married Catharina Strempel on August 23, 1846 in Ueberhofen, Germany. They had ten known children.
John and his eldest son, John Jr., immigrated first and then his wife and other childrem immigrated to New York on January 9, 1866 from Hamburg on the ship Washington.
John and Catharina were my great-great grandparents via their daughter, Margaret.
Shirley Houk
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