: Anna Maria Lobstein was married in Regensburg to Johann Friedrich Reihl (1755-1832), printer who then settled in Strasbourg to work as a lithographer at Levrault edition house. Their known children were: 1. Michael Gabriel Friedrich Reihl (born Dec. 1st, 1805 in Strasbourg, France, since 1830 French military officer, d. 1847): 2. Marie Emilie Reihl b. oct 9th, 1807, maybe died early, 3. Mary Emily Reihl (b. 1812 in Strasbourg,France, d. Apr. 5th, 1879 in Brooklyn, Kings, N. Y.), 4. Sophie Henriette, b. oct. 28th 1815, d, Dec. 6th, 1843. Mary Emily b. 1812 was a teacher in the Pforzheim lyceum and married Peter Nickert from Meißenheim, County of Ortenau in Baden, Germany. Then in Germany, female teachers had to stay unmarried, so they both emigrated to America where other Nickerts from Meissenheim already had settled in Erie. They had a daughter, Mary E. Nickert born about 1855 in Erie, U. S. A., d. April 6th, 1890 in Manhattan, burial april 8th, 1890, Mount Olive cemetery, New York. In 1871 Mary E. married a man named Wapulski; they had a daughter born september 1874. Source: Varnhagen Collection, Biblioteka Jagiellonska, Cracovia, Poland, letters from Ottilie Assing july 20th, 1971 and nov. 4th., 1874 to Ludmilla Assing https://jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl/Content/194911/download/
Contributor: Heinrich Unschlitt (49508579)
Contributor: Heinrich Unschlitt (49508579)
: Anna Maria Lobstein was married in Regensburg to Johann Friedrich Reihl (1755-1832), printer who then settled in Strasbourg to work as a lithographer at Levrault edition house. Their known children were: 1. Michael Gabriel Friedrich Reihl (born Dec. 1st, 1805 in Strasbourg, France, since 1830 French military officer, d. 1847): 2. Marie Emilie Reihl b. oct 9th, 1807, maybe died early, 3. Mary Emily Reihl (b. 1812 in Strasbourg,France, d. Apr. 5th, 1879 in Brooklyn, Kings, N. Y.), 4. Sophie Henriette, b. oct. 28th 1815, d, Dec. 6th, 1843. Mary Emily b. 1812 was a teacher in the Pforzheim lyceum and married Peter Nickert from Meißenheim, County of Ortenau in Baden, Germany. Then in Germany, female teachers had to stay unmarried, so they both emigrated to America where other Nickerts from Meissenheim already had settled in Erie. They had a daughter, Mary E. Nickert born about 1855 in Erie, U. S. A., d. April 6th, 1890 in Manhattan, burial april 8th, 1890, Mount Olive cemetery, New York. In 1871 Mary E. married a man named Wapulski; they had a daughter born september 1874. Source: Varnhagen Collection, Biblioteka Jagiellonska, Cracovia, Poland, letters from Ottilie Assing july 20th, 1971 and nov. 4th., 1874 to Ludmilla Assing https://jbc.bj.uj.edu.pl/Content/194911/download/
Contributor: Heinrich Unschlitt (49508579)
Contributor: Heinrich Unschlitt (49508579)
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