Anna Maxa was born the 15th of March 1862 in Klikov, near Suchdol nad Lužnicí, Bohemia. She was the daughter of Franz Maxa and his wife Katharina née Flaška.
She married Josef Kubat(a) on the 24th of April 1882 in Kösslersdorf.
She came with her husband and first child to Chicago in 1885. She and Josef had five children - Joseph, Edward (died in Kösslersdorf), Frank, Rose, and Anna Antonia.
She died on the 19th of December 1893 in Chicago soon after the birth of her last child and is buried in a 'term" grave at Bohemian National Cemetery.
Her brother Joseph Maxa came to the United States before Anna and her husband. Joseph and his wife (Mary Schima Maxa) first settled in Chicago and then in Le Sueur County, Minnesota.
Anna was buried in a "term" grave - a grave sold for a term of time After the time was up, the site was resold. According to the staff at Bohemian National Cemetery, he actual location of her grave has been lost.
She married Josef Kubat(a) on the 24th of April 1882 in Kösslersdorf.
She came with her husband and first child to Chicago in 1885. She and Josef had five children - Joseph, Edward (died in Kösslersdorf), Frank, Rose, and Anna Antonia.
She died on the 19th of December 1893 in Chicago soon after the birth of her last child and is buried in a 'term" grave at Bohemian National Cemetery.
Her brother Joseph Maxa came to the United States before Anna and her husband. Joseph and his wife (Mary Schima Maxa) first settled in Chicago and then in Le Sueur County, Minnesota.
Anna was buried in a "term" grave - a grave sold for a term of time After the time was up, the site was resold. According to the staff at Bohemian National Cemetery, he actual location of her grave has been lost.
Anna Maxa was born the 15th of March 1862 in Klikov, near Suchdol nad Lužnicí, Bohemia. She was the daughter of Franz Maxa and his wife Katharina née Flaška.
She married Josef Kubat(a) on the 24th of April 1882 in Kösslersdorf.
She came with her husband and first child to Chicago in 1885. She and Josef had five children - Joseph, Edward (died in Kösslersdorf), Frank, Rose, and Anna Antonia.
She died on the 19th of December 1893 in Chicago soon after the birth of her last child and is buried in a 'term" grave at Bohemian National Cemetery.
Her brother Joseph Maxa came to the United States before Anna and her husband. Joseph and his wife (Mary Schima Maxa) first settled in Chicago and then in Le Sueur County, Minnesota.
Anna was buried in a "term" grave - a grave sold for a term of time After the time was up, the site was resold. According to the staff at Bohemian National Cemetery, he actual location of her grave has been lost.
She married Josef Kubat(a) on the 24th of April 1882 in Kösslersdorf.
She came with her husband and first child to Chicago in 1885. She and Josef had five children - Joseph, Edward (died in Kösslersdorf), Frank, Rose, and Anna Antonia.
She died on the 19th of December 1893 in Chicago soon after the birth of her last child and is buried in a 'term" grave at Bohemian National Cemetery.
Her brother Joseph Maxa came to the United States before Anna and her husband. Joseph and his wife (Mary Schima Maxa) first settled in Chicago and then in Le Sueur County, Minnesota.
Anna was buried in a "term" grave - a grave sold for a term of time After the time was up, the site was resold. According to the staff at Bohemian National Cemetery, he actual location of her grave has been lost.
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