The daughter of John C. Albrecht and Caroline Fidalus Albrecht, Ida M. Albrecht Stauber Haglage was born September 6, 1866 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, one of eight children. A Protestant, she married Christian Stauber, Sr., a Catholic, on January 22, 1884 at the Washington United Church of Christ in the Camp Washington neighborhood of Cincinnati, and they had five children: John Christian Stauber, John Stauber, Ida Francesca Stauber, Francis Stauber, and Josephine Stauber Thiemann.
After Christian's death, Ida married Fred Haglage, Sr. on August 12, 1891, and they had five children: Fred Haglage, Jr., Marie Haglage, Caroline Haglage, Bertha Haglage, and Mary Haglage. She died of nephritis the day before her 51st birthday on September 5, 1917 in Cincinnati. She is buried near her parents' unmarked graves and next to her daughter Josephine Stauber Thiemann at Cincinnati's Vine Street Hill Cemetery (formerly Carthage Road Cemetery started by the German Reform Church in Cincinnati). Her Catholic first husband, Christian Stauber, is buried near his parents at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Cincinnati.
Decades after Ida's death, her grandson Lee Stauber added a marker to her grave. In 2002 and 2003 Ida's great-great-granddaughter Bridgette Donnelly, as a Catholic high school student, did volunteer work with children at Ida's church, Washington United Church of Christ in Camp Washington. Ida's ancestry was German.
Thanks so much to descendent Lee Stauber for so much of this information. Any errors, however, are mine alone. Please go to the "edit" link on this site with any corrections or additions.
After Christian's death, Ida married Fred Haglage, Sr. on August 12, 1891, and they had five children: Fred Haglage, Jr., Marie Haglage, Caroline Haglage, Bertha Haglage, and Mary Haglage. She died of nephritis the day before her 51st birthday on September 5, 1917 in Cincinnati. She is buried near her parents' unmarked graves and next to her daughter Josephine Stauber Thiemann at Cincinnati's Vine Street Hill Cemetery (formerly Carthage Road Cemetery started by the German Reform Church in Cincinnati). Her Catholic first husband, Christian Stauber, is buried near his parents at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Cincinnati.
Decades after Ida's death, her grandson Lee Stauber added a marker to her grave. In 2002 and 2003 Ida's great-great-granddaughter Bridgette Donnelly, as a Catholic high school student, did volunteer work with children at Ida's church, Washington United Church of Christ in Camp Washington. Ida's ancestry was German.
Thanks so much to descendent Lee Stauber for so much of this information. Any errors, however, are mine alone. Please go to the "edit" link on this site with any corrections or additions.
The daughter of John C. Albrecht and Caroline Fidalus Albrecht, Ida M. Albrecht Stauber Haglage was born September 6, 1866 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, one of eight children. A Protestant, she married Christian Stauber, Sr., a Catholic, on January 22, 1884 at the Washington United Church of Christ in the Camp Washington neighborhood of Cincinnati, and they had five children: John Christian Stauber, John Stauber, Ida Francesca Stauber, Francis Stauber, and Josephine Stauber Thiemann.
After Christian's death, Ida married Fred Haglage, Sr. on August 12, 1891, and they had five children: Fred Haglage, Jr., Marie Haglage, Caroline Haglage, Bertha Haglage, and Mary Haglage. She died of nephritis the day before her 51st birthday on September 5, 1917 in Cincinnati. She is buried near her parents' unmarked graves and next to her daughter Josephine Stauber Thiemann at Cincinnati's Vine Street Hill Cemetery (formerly Carthage Road Cemetery started by the German Reform Church in Cincinnati). Her Catholic first husband, Christian Stauber, is buried near his parents at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Cincinnati.
Decades after Ida's death, her grandson Lee Stauber added a marker to her grave. In 2002 and 2003 Ida's great-great-granddaughter Bridgette Donnelly, as a Catholic high school student, did volunteer work with children at Ida's church, Washington United Church of Christ in Camp Washington. Ida's ancestry was German.
Thanks so much to descendent Lee Stauber for so much of this information. Any errors, however, are mine alone. Please go to the "edit" link on this site with any corrections or additions.
After Christian's death, Ida married Fred Haglage, Sr. on August 12, 1891, and they had five children: Fred Haglage, Jr., Marie Haglage, Caroline Haglage, Bertha Haglage, and Mary Haglage. She died of nephritis the day before her 51st birthday on September 5, 1917 in Cincinnati. She is buried near her parents' unmarked graves and next to her daughter Josephine Stauber Thiemann at Cincinnati's Vine Street Hill Cemetery (formerly Carthage Road Cemetery started by the German Reform Church in Cincinnati). Her Catholic first husband, Christian Stauber, is buried near his parents at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Cincinnati.
Decades after Ida's death, her grandson Lee Stauber added a marker to her grave. In 2002 and 2003 Ida's great-great-granddaughter Bridgette Donnelly, as a Catholic high school student, did volunteer work with children at Ida's church, Washington United Church of Christ in Camp Washington. Ida's ancestry was German.
Thanks so much to descendent Lee Stauber for so much of this information. Any errors, however, are mine alone. Please go to the "edit" link on this site with any corrections or additions.
Family Members
Siblings
Children
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John Stauber
1884–1885
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Francis Stauber
1885–1885
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Ida Francesca Stauber
1885–1889
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Josephine C. Stauber Thiemann
1887–1958
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John Christian Stauber
1889–1935
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Frederick W. Haglage
1895–1929
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Maria Haglage
1896–1899
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Ellen Nora Haglage
1900 – unknown
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Caroline K. Haglage Schock
1901–1959
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Bertha C. Haglage Monfort
1902–1987
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