Immigrated from Freinsheim, Germany in 1833. He traveled from Havre de Grace, France to Baltimore, MD. After a short stay in Pennsylvania, reportedly with relatives, he moved on west to St. Clair County, Illinois.
The graves of Fredrick Aull Sr, wife Elizabeth, son Jacob, and three infant daughters have been lost to time. It is likely that they were buried together on their family farm in the north central part of section 34, Caseyville Twp-- now part of a housing development.
The graves of Fredrick Aull Sr, wife Elizabeth, son Jacob, and three infant daughters have been lost to time. It is likely that they were buried together on their family farm in the north central part of section 34, Caseyville Twp-- now part of a housing development.
Immigrated from Freinsheim, Germany in 1833. He traveled from Havre de Grace, France to Baltimore, MD. After a short stay in Pennsylvania, reportedly with relatives, he moved on west to St. Clair County, Illinois.
The graves of Fredrick Aull Sr, wife Elizabeth, son Jacob, and three infant daughters have been lost to time. It is likely that they were buried together on their family farm in the north central part of section 34, Caseyville Twp-- now part of a housing development.
The graves of Fredrick Aull Sr, wife Elizabeth, son Jacob, and three infant daughters have been lost to time. It is likely that they were buried together on their family farm in the north central part of section 34, Caseyville Twp-- now part of a housing development.
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