Mary Ann Bridget Hammann was born on Jan. 3, 1861 the daughter of Joseph and Mary Gartner Hammann.
She married Henry Bernhardt Olbermann about 1885 and they had 6 children:
Catherine M. Olbermann
Joseph Henry George William Olbermann
Mary Elizabeth (Mamie) Olbermann
Martha Frances Olbermann
Ethel Amelia Olbermann
John Henry Olbermann, Sr.
Mary Ann had a beautiful voice. She also could yodel. She loved to go to the burlesque and movies; she would have gone to the movies every day if she had the opportunity. She was a cut-up, always full of fun and laughter.
She was a good mother.
She married Henry Bernhardt Olbermann about 1885 and they had 6 children:
Catherine M. Olbermann
Joseph Henry George William Olbermann
Mary Elizabeth (Mamie) Olbermann
Martha Frances Olbermann
Ethel Amelia Olbermann
John Henry Olbermann, Sr.
Mary Ann had a beautiful voice. She also could yodel. She loved to go to the burlesque and movies; she would have gone to the movies every day if she had the opportunity. She was a cut-up, always full of fun and laughter.
She was a good mother.
Mary Ann Bridget Hammann was born on Jan. 3, 1861 the daughter of Joseph and Mary Gartner Hammann.
She married Henry Bernhardt Olbermann about 1885 and they had 6 children:
Catherine M. Olbermann
Joseph Henry George William Olbermann
Mary Elizabeth (Mamie) Olbermann
Martha Frances Olbermann
Ethel Amelia Olbermann
John Henry Olbermann, Sr.
Mary Ann had a beautiful voice. She also could yodel. She loved to go to the burlesque and movies; she would have gone to the movies every day if she had the opportunity. She was a cut-up, always full of fun and laughter.
She was a good mother.
She married Henry Bernhardt Olbermann about 1885 and they had 6 children:
Catherine M. Olbermann
Joseph Henry George William Olbermann
Mary Elizabeth (Mamie) Olbermann
Martha Frances Olbermann
Ethel Amelia Olbermann
John Henry Olbermann, Sr.
Mary Ann had a beautiful voice. She also could yodel. She loved to go to the burlesque and movies; she would have gone to the movies every day if she had the opportunity. She was a cut-up, always full of fun and laughter.
She was a good mother.
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