Margrett/Margurete/Margaret was the daughter of (_) Cryle and his wife (_).
Margrett married Wolfgang G. Stelzer, the son of Wolfgang Stelzer and his wife (_) of Bavaria (now Germany), Europe.
Margarett and Wolfgang G. emigrated in 1853 to Cohoctah, Livingston, MI with their 6 children. Their seventh child, Henry, was born in Cohoctah, Livingston, MI.
Margaret, John W., Adam, John B., Elizabeth, James and Henry.
7 STELZER children:
1. Anna Margareta (Margaret) born 1838 Bavaria; m. Patrick Crosby.
...5 CHILDREN.
2. John Wolfgang Stelzer born 1839 Bavaria; m. Margaret Thumser.
...4 STELZER children.
3. Adam C. Stelzer (1842-1920) B-Bavaria; m. Susan Betterly.
4. Elizabeth Stelzer born 1845 Bavaria; m. James Lewis.
5. John B./R. Stelzer born 1848 Bavaria; m. Margaret Thumser.
...2 STELZER children.
6. James Stelzer born 1851 Bavaria; m. Jane Elizabeth Morgan.
7. Henry Stelzer born 1857 Cohoctah, Livingston, MI; m. Margaret Greener. Henry was called "Kankee" at home because of being born in the USA.
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The family settled on Section 13, Cohoctah Township, where they cultivated one hundred and sixty acres of land, and this was their home until Wolfgang G.'s death on December 7, 1876. He was sixty-seven years old at the time of his demise, and Margrett survived him for seven years, dying April 14, 1883. They were both members of the Lutheran Church, and possessed of unostentatious [sic] Christian characters.
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Margrett is buried in Deer Creek Cemetery, Livingston, MI next to her husband.
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NOTE: Bavaria did not become part of Germany until after Wolfgang Stelzer and family immigrated from Bavaria to the USA. As a separate nation, Germany has existed only since 1871; before that, it was a large number of separate principalities, dukedoms, and kingdoms. Source: Dale I. Warner, 2012.
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See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bavaria
Margrett married Wolfgang G. Stelzer, the son of Wolfgang Stelzer and his wife (_) of Bavaria (now Germany), Europe.
Margarett and Wolfgang G. emigrated in 1853 to Cohoctah, Livingston, MI with their 6 children. Their seventh child, Henry, was born in Cohoctah, Livingston, MI.
Margaret, John W., Adam, John B., Elizabeth, James and Henry.
7 STELZER children:
1. Anna Margareta (Margaret) born 1838 Bavaria; m. Patrick Crosby.
...5 CHILDREN.
2. John Wolfgang Stelzer born 1839 Bavaria; m. Margaret Thumser.
...4 STELZER children.
3. Adam C. Stelzer (1842-1920) B-Bavaria; m. Susan Betterly.
4. Elizabeth Stelzer born 1845 Bavaria; m. James Lewis.
5. John B./R. Stelzer born 1848 Bavaria; m. Margaret Thumser.
...2 STELZER children.
6. James Stelzer born 1851 Bavaria; m. Jane Elizabeth Morgan.
7. Henry Stelzer born 1857 Cohoctah, Livingston, MI; m. Margaret Greener. Henry was called "Kankee" at home because of being born in the USA.
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The family settled on Section 13, Cohoctah Township, where they cultivated one hundred and sixty acres of land, and this was their home until Wolfgang G.'s death on December 7, 1876. He was sixty-seven years old at the time of his demise, and Margrett survived him for seven years, dying April 14, 1883. They were both members of the Lutheran Church, and possessed of unostentatious [sic] Christian characters.
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Margrett is buried in Deer Creek Cemetery, Livingston, MI next to her husband.
__________
NOTE: Bavaria did not become part of Germany until after Wolfgang Stelzer and family immigrated from Bavaria to the USA. As a separate nation, Germany has existed only since 1871; before that, it was a large number of separate principalities, dukedoms, and kingdoms. Source: Dale I. Warner, 2012.
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See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bavaria
Margrett/Margurete/Margaret was the daughter of (_) Cryle and his wife (_).
Margrett married Wolfgang G. Stelzer, the son of Wolfgang Stelzer and his wife (_) of Bavaria (now Germany), Europe.
Margarett and Wolfgang G. emigrated in 1853 to Cohoctah, Livingston, MI with their 6 children. Their seventh child, Henry, was born in Cohoctah, Livingston, MI.
Margaret, John W., Adam, John B., Elizabeth, James and Henry.
7 STELZER children:
1. Anna Margareta (Margaret) born 1838 Bavaria; m. Patrick Crosby.
...5 CHILDREN.
2. John Wolfgang Stelzer born 1839 Bavaria; m. Margaret Thumser.
...4 STELZER children.
3. Adam C. Stelzer (1842-1920) B-Bavaria; m. Susan Betterly.
4. Elizabeth Stelzer born 1845 Bavaria; m. James Lewis.
5. John B./R. Stelzer born 1848 Bavaria; m. Margaret Thumser.
...2 STELZER children.
6. James Stelzer born 1851 Bavaria; m. Jane Elizabeth Morgan.
7. Henry Stelzer born 1857 Cohoctah, Livingston, MI; m. Margaret Greener. Henry was called "Kankee" at home because of being born in the USA.
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The family settled on Section 13, Cohoctah Township, where they cultivated one hundred and sixty acres of land, and this was their home until Wolfgang G.'s death on December 7, 1876. He was sixty-seven years old at the time of his demise, and Margrett survived him for seven years, dying April 14, 1883. They were both members of the Lutheran Church, and possessed of unostentatious [sic] Christian characters.
__________
Margrett is buried in Deer Creek Cemetery, Livingston, MI next to her husband.
__________
NOTE: Bavaria did not become part of Germany until after Wolfgang Stelzer and family immigrated from Bavaria to the USA. As a separate nation, Germany has existed only since 1871; before that, it was a large number of separate principalities, dukedoms, and kingdoms. Source: Dale I. Warner, 2012.
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See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bavaria
Margrett married Wolfgang G. Stelzer, the son of Wolfgang Stelzer and his wife (_) of Bavaria (now Germany), Europe.
Margarett and Wolfgang G. emigrated in 1853 to Cohoctah, Livingston, MI with their 6 children. Their seventh child, Henry, was born in Cohoctah, Livingston, MI.
Margaret, John W., Adam, John B., Elizabeth, James and Henry.
7 STELZER children:
1. Anna Margareta (Margaret) born 1838 Bavaria; m. Patrick Crosby.
...5 CHILDREN.
2. John Wolfgang Stelzer born 1839 Bavaria; m. Margaret Thumser.
...4 STELZER children.
3. Adam C. Stelzer (1842-1920) B-Bavaria; m. Susan Betterly.
4. Elizabeth Stelzer born 1845 Bavaria; m. James Lewis.
5. John B./R. Stelzer born 1848 Bavaria; m. Margaret Thumser.
...2 STELZER children.
6. James Stelzer born 1851 Bavaria; m. Jane Elizabeth Morgan.
7. Henry Stelzer born 1857 Cohoctah, Livingston, MI; m. Margaret Greener. Henry was called "Kankee" at home because of being born in the USA.
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The family settled on Section 13, Cohoctah Township, where they cultivated one hundred and sixty acres of land, and this was their home until Wolfgang G.'s death on December 7, 1876. He was sixty-seven years old at the time of his demise, and Margrett survived him for seven years, dying April 14, 1883. They were both members of the Lutheran Church, and possessed of unostentatious [sic] Christian characters.
__________
Margrett is buried in Deer Creek Cemetery, Livingston, MI next to her husband.
__________
NOTE: Bavaria did not become part of Germany until after Wolfgang Stelzer and family immigrated from Bavaria to the USA. As a separate nation, Germany has existed only since 1871; before that, it was a large number of separate principalities, dukedoms, and kingdoms. Source: Dale I. Warner, 2012.
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See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bavaria
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