Wilhelm was born in Philippsburg, a town in Baden, Germany. His parents were Simon and Mary nee Olenwald, Fieser.He was christened in the same town at St. Maria Catholic Church on Nov 27, 1853 officiated by Rev. Joseph Krolls.
On Oct 21, 1875, Wilhelm boarded the ship S.S. Braunschweig for America. After a stormy trip he arrived in the port of Baltimore, Maryland on December 6th. His fiancee Anna T. Seilor came later and were married at a location and time not now known. They lived in both Joliet and Chicago, IL, later moving to Southeast MO.
On Oct 21, 1875, Wilhelm boarded the ship S.S. Braunschweig for America. After a stormy trip he arrived in the port of Baltimore, Maryland on December 6th. His fiancee Anna T. Seilor came later and were married at a location and time not now known. They lived in both Joliet and Chicago, IL, later moving to Southeast MO.
Wilhelm was born in Philippsburg, a town in Baden, Germany. His parents were Simon and Mary nee Olenwald, Fieser.He was christened in the same town at St. Maria Catholic Church on Nov 27, 1853 officiated by Rev. Joseph Krolls.
On Oct 21, 1875, Wilhelm boarded the ship S.S. Braunschweig for America. After a stormy trip he arrived in the port of Baltimore, Maryland on December 6th. His fiancee Anna T. Seilor came later and were married at a location and time not now known. They lived in both Joliet and Chicago, IL, later moving to Southeast MO.
On Oct 21, 1875, Wilhelm boarded the ship S.S. Braunschweig for America. After a stormy trip he arrived in the port of Baltimore, Maryland on December 6th. His fiancee Anna T. Seilor came later and were married at a location and time not now known. They lived in both Joliet and Chicago, IL, later moving to Southeast MO.
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