Agnes was born on January 17, 1818 in Switzerland. She married Edward Zimmerman. She passed away on September 13, 1900 in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery the same day.
In the 1900 census, she was living in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin with her daughter, Mary Shollar; son-in-law, Anton Shollar; and granddaughters, Lottie and Alta Shermer. She was listed as an 82-year-old, widowed, white female. It was also noted that, at the time, she'd had eleven children, five of whom were still living.
In the 1900 census, she was living in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin with her daughter, Mary Shollar; son-in-law, Anton Shollar; and granddaughters, Lottie and Alta Shermer. She was listed as an 82-year-old, widowed, white female. It was also noted that, at the time, she'd had eleven children, five of whom were still living.
Agnes was born on January 17, 1818 in Switzerland. She married Edward Zimmerman. She passed away on September 13, 1900 in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery the same day.
In the 1900 census, she was living in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin with her daughter, Mary Shollar; son-in-law, Anton Shollar; and granddaughters, Lottie and Alta Shermer. She was listed as an 82-year-old, widowed, white female. It was also noted that, at the time, she'd had eleven children, five of whom were still living.
In the 1900 census, she was living in Sparta, Monroe, Wisconsin with her daughter, Mary Shollar; son-in-law, Anton Shollar; and granddaughters, Lottie and Alta Shermer. She was listed as an 82-year-old, widowed, white female. It was also noted that, at the time, she'd had eleven children, five of whom were still living.
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