According to the official, hand-written records of the Evangelische (Lutheran) Kirche of Miehlen, Anna Maria (Aulmann) Gross, the daughter of Johann Adam Aulmann and Maria Susanna Sauwer, was born in Miehlen in the Duchy of Nassau on December 11, 1817, not the January 11, 1817 date listed on her gravestone. She was baptized and later confirmed in the same church. On March 15, 1835, she married Johann Peter Gross, the son of Johann Peter Gross and Catharine Maria Stötzer.
Leaving their homeland on July 27, 1852 with their children Johann David (16), Maria Philippine (14), Philipp Peter (12), Philipp Heinrich (7), Philipp Christian (4), and Heinrich Christian (1), they arrived in America on September 21, 1852 at the Port of New Orleans, traveling upriver and settling in Marion County, Missouri. A second daughter, Anna M. Gross, was born in 1856 after the family had moved to Quincy, Illinois.
Leaving their homeland on July 27, 1852 with their children Johann David (16), Maria Philippine (14), Philipp Peter (12), Philipp Heinrich (7), Philipp Christian (4), and Heinrich Christian (1), they arrived in America on September 21, 1852 at the Port of New Orleans, traveling upriver and settling in Marion County, Missouri. A second daughter, Anna M. Gross, was born in 1856 after the family had moved to Quincy, Illinois.
According to the official, hand-written records of the Evangelische (Lutheran) Kirche of Miehlen, Anna Maria (Aulmann) Gross, the daughter of Johann Adam Aulmann and Maria Susanna Sauwer, was born in Miehlen in the Duchy of Nassau on December 11, 1817, not the January 11, 1817 date listed on her gravestone. She was baptized and later confirmed in the same church. On March 15, 1835, she married Johann Peter Gross, the son of Johann Peter Gross and Catharine Maria Stötzer.
Leaving their homeland on July 27, 1852 with their children Johann David (16), Maria Philippine (14), Philipp Peter (12), Philipp Heinrich (7), Philipp Christian (4), and Heinrich Christian (1), they arrived in America on September 21, 1852 at the Port of New Orleans, traveling upriver and settling in Marion County, Missouri. A second daughter, Anna M. Gross, was born in 1856 after the family had moved to Quincy, Illinois.
Leaving their homeland on July 27, 1852 with their children Johann David (16), Maria Philippine (14), Philipp Peter (12), Philipp Heinrich (7), Philipp Christian (4), and Heinrich Christian (1), they arrived in America on September 21, 1852 at the Port of New Orleans, traveling upriver and settling in Marion County, Missouri. A second daughter, Anna M. Gross, was born in 1856 after the family had moved to Quincy, Illinois.
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