Husband of Theresa Rannal Wagner
THE WAGNER FAMILY
Mr. Wagner, a German immigrant, settled on Spring creek probably as early as 1842, and continued to reside there until his death. raising a large family, all of whom have become useful citizens. His sons are August; Frank, Robert; and William, all married. His oldest daughter married Mr. Henry Weidemeyer; and the youngest, Miss Anna, is the wife of the authors very dear friend, Mr. Fred Schoultea, of the Garcitas creek. Of "Old Fred" it can be said that his honesty has kept him poor in spite of his industry. Their children are Ferdinand John, Miss Bertha, Katie, Willie and Victor. (Source: Some Historical Facts in Regard to the Settlement of Victoria Texas; Its Progress and Present Status, by Victor M. Born; Daily Times Print; Laredo, TX
THE WAGNER FAMILY
Mr. Wagner, a German immigrant, settled on Spring creek probably as early as 1842, and continued to reside there until his death. raising a large family, all of whom have become useful citizens. His sons are August; Frank, Robert; and William, all married. His oldest daughter married Mr. Henry Weidemeyer; and the youngest, Miss Anna, is the wife of the authors very dear friend, Mr. Fred Schoultea, of the Garcitas creek. Of "Old Fred" it can be said that his honesty has kept him poor in spite of his industry. Their children are Ferdinand John, Miss Bertha, Katie, Willie and Victor. (Source: Some Historical Facts in Regard to the Settlement of Victoria Texas; Its Progress and Present Status, by Victor M. Born; Daily Times Print; Laredo, TX
Husband of Theresa Rannal Wagner
THE WAGNER FAMILY
Mr. Wagner, a German immigrant, settled on Spring creek probably as early as 1842, and continued to reside there until his death. raising a large family, all of whom have become useful citizens. His sons are August; Frank, Robert; and William, all married. His oldest daughter married Mr. Henry Weidemeyer; and the youngest, Miss Anna, is the wife of the authors very dear friend, Mr. Fred Schoultea, of the Garcitas creek. Of "Old Fred" it can be said that his honesty has kept him poor in spite of his industry. Their children are Ferdinand John, Miss Bertha, Katie, Willie and Victor. (Source: Some Historical Facts in Regard to the Settlement of Victoria Texas; Its Progress and Present Status, by Victor M. Born; Daily Times Print; Laredo, TX
THE WAGNER FAMILY
Mr. Wagner, a German immigrant, settled on Spring creek probably as early as 1842, and continued to reside there until his death. raising a large family, all of whom have become useful citizens. His sons are August; Frank, Robert; and William, all married. His oldest daughter married Mr. Henry Weidemeyer; and the youngest, Miss Anna, is the wife of the authors very dear friend, Mr. Fred Schoultea, of the Garcitas creek. Of "Old Fred" it can be said that his honesty has kept him poor in spite of his industry. Their children are Ferdinand John, Miss Bertha, Katie, Willie and Victor. (Source: Some Historical Facts in Regard to the Settlement of Victoria Texas; Its Progress and Present Status, by Victor M. Born; Daily Times Print; Laredo, TX
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Born in Kamitz, Schleisen
Died in Victoria, Texas
