Christina Pier was born in France and moved to the United States in either 1825 or 1844. She married Joseph Coling in St. Clair County, IL in 1847.
They made their home in Bond County for the rest of their lives, and had three children - Nicholas, Martha and Catherine.
Joseph died before 1900, though no record has been found so far to document his passing. Christina died at the robust age of 90 of old age infirmities, which resulted in a paralytic stroke. She is buried in St. Lawrence but no stone marks her grave.
Her granddaughter Christina Coling Eckhoff was her namesake.
They made their home in Bond County for the rest of their lives, and had three children - Nicholas, Martha and Catherine.
Joseph died before 1900, though no record has been found so far to document his passing. Christina died at the robust age of 90 of old age infirmities, which resulted in a paralytic stroke. She is buried in St. Lawrence but no stone marks her grave.
Her granddaughter Christina Coling Eckhoff was her namesake.
Christina Pier was born in France and moved to the United States in either 1825 or 1844. She married Joseph Coling in St. Clair County, IL in 1847.
They made their home in Bond County for the rest of their lives, and had three children - Nicholas, Martha and Catherine.
Joseph died before 1900, though no record has been found so far to document his passing. Christina died at the robust age of 90 of old age infirmities, which resulted in a paralytic stroke. She is buried in St. Lawrence but no stone marks her grave.
Her granddaughter Christina Coling Eckhoff was her namesake.
They made their home in Bond County for the rest of their lives, and had three children - Nicholas, Martha and Catherine.
Joseph died before 1900, though no record has been found so far to document his passing. Christina died at the robust age of 90 of old age infirmities, which resulted in a paralytic stroke. She is buried in St. Lawrence but no stone marks her grave.
Her granddaughter Christina Coling Eckhoff was her namesake.
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