David was born on Dec. 30, 1854, to John and Maria Anna Weiler Ochs. He was the eighth of ten children.
David married Mary M. Schulte on Apr. 10, 1877. The coat that he wore at his wedding is on display at the public museum in Newton, Ill.
From the "Family Tree of the Ochs Family" book: "David and Matilda started their home on a farm four miles west of Saint Marie, Illinois and resided there until their retirement in 1924. They then moved to Newton, Illinois and lived there until David died in 1930. Matilda moved to Ste. Marie where she remained until her death."
David married Mary M. Schulte on Apr. 10, 1877. The coat that he wore at his wedding is on display at the public museum in Newton, Ill.
From the "Family Tree of the Ochs Family" book: "David and Matilda started their home on a farm four miles west of Saint Marie, Illinois and resided there until their retirement in 1924. They then moved to Newton, Illinois and lived there until David died in 1930. Matilda moved to Ste. Marie where she remained until her death."
David was born on Dec. 30, 1854, to John and Maria Anna Weiler Ochs. He was the eighth of ten children.
David married Mary M. Schulte on Apr. 10, 1877. The coat that he wore at his wedding is on display at the public museum in Newton, Ill.
From the "Family Tree of the Ochs Family" book: "David and Matilda started their home on a farm four miles west of Saint Marie, Illinois and resided there until their retirement in 1924. They then moved to Newton, Illinois and lived there until David died in 1930. Matilda moved to Ste. Marie where she remained until her death."
David married Mary M. Schulte on Apr. 10, 1877. The coat that he wore at his wedding is on display at the public museum in Newton, Ill.
From the "Family Tree of the Ochs Family" book: "David and Matilda started their home on a farm four miles west of Saint Marie, Illinois and resided there until their retirement in 1924. They then moved to Newton, Illinois and lived there until David died in 1930. Matilda moved to Ste. Marie where she remained until her death."
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