Catherine was born in 1814 in Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Abraham Angstadt and Elizabeth Crissmund the Angstadt family coming to America and settling in that place in the 1730s.
Jacob, Catharine their son Abraham and her family likely traveled together first settling in Montgomery County, Ohio by the early 1830s and permanently settling in Indiana between 1835-1839.
Catherine's father died in 1867 stating in his will that his estate be sold and all of his children would equally share and share alike.
Catherine was married in Pennsylvania abt. 1832 to Jacob Laudig and they had eight known children. She died at the age of 86 years, 1 month and 20 days in Fall Creek, Hamilton, Indiana.
Children of Jacob and Catherine Laudig:
1. Abraham Laudig (1833-1898) #48818090
2. Sarah R.Imboden (1835-1917) #96132053
3. Mary E. Boyer (1839-1898) #53367336
4. Peter Lauding (1841-1918) #48333469
5. Adaline F. Faussett (1845-1925) #57030715
6. Isaac Laudig (1848-1925) #36769136
7. Jacob Laudig (1851-aft.1860) #39633730
8. John J. Laudig (1854-1934) #48333452
Jacob, Catharine their son Abraham and her family likely traveled together first settling in Montgomery County, Ohio by the early 1830s and permanently settling in Indiana between 1835-1839.
Catherine's father died in 1867 stating in his will that his estate be sold and all of his children would equally share and share alike.
Catherine was married in Pennsylvania abt. 1832 to Jacob Laudig and they had eight known children. She died at the age of 86 years, 1 month and 20 days in Fall Creek, Hamilton, Indiana.
Children of Jacob and Catherine Laudig:
1. Abraham Laudig (1833-1898) #48818090
2. Sarah R.Imboden (1835-1917) #96132053
3. Mary E. Boyer (1839-1898) #53367336
4. Peter Lauding (1841-1918) #48333469
5. Adaline F. Faussett (1845-1925) #57030715
6. Isaac Laudig (1848-1925) #36769136
7. Jacob Laudig (1851-aft.1860) #39633730
8. John J. Laudig (1854-1934) #48333452
Catherine was born in 1814 in Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Abraham Angstadt and Elizabeth Crissmund the Angstadt family coming to America and settling in that place in the 1730s.
Jacob, Catharine their son Abraham and her family likely traveled together first settling in Montgomery County, Ohio by the early 1830s and permanently settling in Indiana between 1835-1839.
Catherine's father died in 1867 stating in his will that his estate be sold and all of his children would equally share and share alike.
Catherine was married in Pennsylvania abt. 1832 to Jacob Laudig and they had eight known children. She died at the age of 86 years, 1 month and 20 days in Fall Creek, Hamilton, Indiana.
Children of Jacob and Catherine Laudig:
1. Abraham Laudig (1833-1898) #48818090
2. Sarah R.Imboden (1835-1917) #96132053
3. Mary E. Boyer (1839-1898) #53367336
4. Peter Lauding (1841-1918) #48333469
5. Adaline F. Faussett (1845-1925) #57030715
6. Isaac Laudig (1848-1925) #36769136
7. Jacob Laudig (1851-aft.1860) #39633730
8. John J. Laudig (1854-1934) #48333452
Jacob, Catharine their son Abraham and her family likely traveled together first settling in Montgomery County, Ohio by the early 1830s and permanently settling in Indiana between 1835-1839.
Catherine's father died in 1867 stating in his will that his estate be sold and all of his children would equally share and share alike.
Catherine was married in Pennsylvania abt. 1832 to Jacob Laudig and they had eight known children. She died at the age of 86 years, 1 month and 20 days in Fall Creek, Hamilton, Indiana.
Children of Jacob and Catherine Laudig:
1. Abraham Laudig (1833-1898) #48818090
2. Sarah R.Imboden (1835-1917) #96132053
3. Mary E. Boyer (1839-1898) #53367336
4. Peter Lauding (1841-1918) #48333469
5. Adaline F. Faussett (1845-1925) #57030715
6. Isaac Laudig (1848-1925) #36769136
7. Jacob Laudig (1851-aft.1860) #39633730
8. John J. Laudig (1854-1934) #48333452
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Share's same stone with Jacob. The dates on the tombstone are very worn and parts are unreadable.
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