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Margaretta “Maggie” <I>Koerber</I> Aust

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Margaretta “Maggie” Koerber Aust

Birth
Germany
Death
5 Sep 1920 (aged 43)
Osawatomie, Miami County, Kansas, USA
Burial
Ellis, Ellis County, Kansas, USA Add to Map
Plot
Sect. 3, Lot 48, Grave # 5
Memorial ID
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Margaretta "Maggie" Koeber was the eldest of two daughters of John Koerber and Hannah (Pruner) Koerber. She was born on October 11, 1876 in Germany, possibly near Berlin. She had a younger sister Anna Barbara Koerber (who later was the wife of Silas Orin Sage). Anna was also born in Gemany in 1879.

The Koerber family came to the US in 1884. They went first to Kansas or Nebraska, where John died during one of their first winters of frostbite of one of his feet.

Afterward, Hannah, Maggie, and Anna moved to Lewis County, Washington. There, on February 18, 1887 Hannah married August Schnarr. She and August had four children (August jr., Gustave, Minnie, and Johan (Johnny)).

On January 14, 1893, Maggie married Jacob Ast, a widower with four children. They had eight children of their own:
Rosa (1895),
(my grandfather) William John (1897),
Margaret Elizabeth (1899),
Ernest (1902),
Ida L. (1904),
Henrietta (1905),
and twins Jakob Ludwig & Minna Louisa (1908).

Unfortunately, only Rosa, William, Elizabeth, & Ida survived to adulthood.

In the early 1900's, the family changed their surname to Aust, as it was easier to pronounce.

In 1913 the family moved back to Ellis County, KS, settling in Hays. Two weeks after they arrived, Jake died within hours of suffering a severe stroke on the street in Hays.

Maggie and the children remained in Hays. And, Maggie died seven years later.
Margaretta "Maggie" Koeber was the eldest of two daughters of John Koerber and Hannah (Pruner) Koerber. She was born on October 11, 1876 in Germany, possibly near Berlin. She had a younger sister Anna Barbara Koerber (who later was the wife of Silas Orin Sage). Anna was also born in Gemany in 1879.

The Koerber family came to the US in 1884. They went first to Kansas or Nebraska, where John died during one of their first winters of frostbite of one of his feet.

Afterward, Hannah, Maggie, and Anna moved to Lewis County, Washington. There, on February 18, 1887 Hannah married August Schnarr. She and August had four children (August jr., Gustave, Minnie, and Johan (Johnny)).

On January 14, 1893, Maggie married Jacob Ast, a widower with four children. They had eight children of their own:
Rosa (1895),
(my grandfather) William John (1897),
Margaret Elizabeth (1899),
Ernest (1902),
Ida L. (1904),
Henrietta (1905),
and twins Jakob Ludwig & Minna Louisa (1908).

Unfortunately, only Rosa, William, Elizabeth, & Ida survived to adulthood.

In the early 1900's, the family changed their surname to Aust, as it was easier to pronounce.

In 1913 the family moved back to Ellis County, KS, settling in Hays. Two weeks after they arrived, Jake died within hours of suffering a severe stroke on the street in Hays.

Maggie and the children remained in Hays. And, Maggie died seven years later.


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  • Created by: John Aust Losee Relative Great-grandchild
  • Added: Oct 18, 2000
  • Find a Grave Memorial ID:
  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5081449/margaretta-aust: accessed ), memorial page for Margaretta “Maggie” Koerber Aust (11 Oct 1876–5 Sep 1920), Find a Grave Memorial ID 5081449, citing Mount Hope Cemetery, Ellis, Ellis County, Kansas, USA; Maintained by John Aust Losee (contributor 11538799).