born ca 1828
Peter Kappesser left a will, dated 10 Sep 1896, in Jefferson Co., KY. He leaves his house & lot on State Street between Frankfort Avenue and the Brownsboro Road, to his beloved daughter, Louisa, wife of Joseph Koerner. He states that he did this because Louisa showed more attention to his wife, Jacobina, during her last illness than his three other children. He instructs Louisa to give each of his sons, Peter, Ben & Charles, twenty five dollars. The rest of his property to be divided between his children. He nominates Joseph Koerner as the executor of his will.
Peter Kappesser left a will, dated 10 Sep 1896, in Jefferson Co., KY. He leaves his house & lot on State Street between Frankfort Avenue and the Brownsboro Road, to his beloved daughter, Louisa, wife of Joseph Koerner. He states that he did this because Louisa showed more attention to his wife, Jacobina, during her last illness than his three other children. He instructs Louisa to give each of his sons, Peter, Ben & Charles, twenty five dollars. The rest of his property to be divided between his children. He nominates Joseph Koerner as the executor of his will.
born ca 1828
Peter Kappesser left a will, dated 10 Sep 1896, in Jefferson Co., KY. He leaves his house & lot on State Street between Frankfort Avenue and the Brownsboro Road, to his beloved daughter, Louisa, wife of Joseph Koerner. He states that he did this because Louisa showed more attention to his wife, Jacobina, during her last illness than his three other children. He instructs Louisa to give each of his sons, Peter, Ben & Charles, twenty five dollars. The rest of his property to be divided between his children. He nominates Joseph Koerner as the executor of his will.
Peter Kappesser left a will, dated 10 Sep 1896, in Jefferson Co., KY. He leaves his house & lot on State Street between Frankfort Avenue and the Brownsboro Road, to his beloved daughter, Louisa, wife of Joseph Koerner. He states that he did this because Louisa showed more attention to his wife, Jacobina, during her last illness than his three other children. He instructs Louisa to give each of his sons, Peter, Ben & Charles, twenty five dollars. The rest of his property to be divided between his children. He nominates Joseph Koerner as the executor of his will.
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