In 1885 William and Emma were living in Wyandotte County, Kansas. In 1900 they were in Denver, where William was a blacksmith. They had evidently immigrated separately and were married in about 1882; their eldest children were born in Missouri and Kansas and the others in Colorado.
They had eight children: William, Alvina, Emma, Martha, Laura, Herman, Octilla (Tillie) P. (married to Martin C. Johnson), and Fred J.
(birth year estimated from age at death; burial date is given for death date)
They had eight children: William, Alvina, Emma, Martha, Laura, Herman, Octilla (Tillie) P. (married to Martin C. Johnson), and Fred J.
(birth year estimated from age at death; burial date is given for death date)
In 1885 William and Emma were living in Wyandotte County, Kansas. In 1900 they were in Denver, where William was a blacksmith. They had evidently immigrated separately and were married in about 1882; their eldest children were born in Missouri and Kansas and the others in Colorado.
They had eight children: William, Alvina, Emma, Martha, Laura, Herman, Octilla (Tillie) P. (married to Martin C. Johnson), and Fred J.
(birth year estimated from age at death; burial date is given for death date)
They had eight children: William, Alvina, Emma, Martha, Laura, Herman, Octilla (Tillie) P. (married to Martin C. Johnson), and Fred J.
(birth year estimated from age at death; burial date is given for death date)
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