Mary was the the second of four children {two sisters & two sons} born to Vojteck & Maria (Treibel) Holub.
NOTE: Mary's mother died while in Bohemia (Czech Republic); her father remarried, so his children would have a mother to raise them.
In 1857, Mary married Joseph Stangel in Manitowoc, WI; he was age 21, she was 20. This was shortly after she immigrated from Bohemia on 4 April 1856.
CHILDREN:
-o- Anna (1857-1880)
-o- Paul Wencel (1858-1927)
-o- Franklin W. (1861-1924)
-o- John J. (1862-1947)
-o- Mary (1865-1943)
-o- Louis G. (1874-1939(
-o- Joseph F. (1875-1934)
-o- Unknown #1 (aft 1875-bef 1900)
-o- Unknown #2 (aft 1875-bef 1900)
-o- Emil John (1879-1905)
-o- Josephine (1882-1971)
A loving wife, farmer's wife & mother of eleven, Mary is buried in a family plot, next to her husband, Joseph. Next to them is Joseph's older brother, Jan & Jan's wife, Dorothy.
NOTE: the speckled marble grave marker reads "Marie Stanglova" which in Czech literally means "Mrs. Marie Stangel".
NOTE: Mary's mother died while in Bohemia (Czech Republic); her father remarried, so his children would have a mother to raise them.
In 1857, Mary married Joseph Stangel in Manitowoc, WI; he was age 21, she was 20. This was shortly after she immigrated from Bohemia on 4 April 1856.
CHILDREN:
-o- Anna (1857-1880)
-o- Paul Wencel (1858-1927)
-o- Franklin W. (1861-1924)
-o- John J. (1862-1947)
-o- Mary (1865-1943)
-o- Louis G. (1874-1939(
-o- Joseph F. (1875-1934)
-o- Unknown #1 (aft 1875-bef 1900)
-o- Unknown #2 (aft 1875-bef 1900)
-o- Emil John (1879-1905)
-o- Josephine (1882-1971)
A loving wife, farmer's wife & mother of eleven, Mary is buried in a family plot, next to her husband, Joseph. Next to them is Joseph's older brother, Jan & Jan's wife, Dorothy.
NOTE: the speckled marble grave marker reads "Marie Stanglova" which in Czech literally means "Mrs. Marie Stangel".
Mary was the the second of four children {two sisters & two sons} born to Vojteck & Maria (Treibel) Holub.
NOTE: Mary's mother died while in Bohemia (Czech Republic); her father remarried, so his children would have a mother to raise them.
In 1857, Mary married Joseph Stangel in Manitowoc, WI; he was age 21, she was 20. This was shortly after she immigrated from Bohemia on 4 April 1856.
CHILDREN:
-o- Anna (1857-1880)
-o- Paul Wencel (1858-1927)
-o- Franklin W. (1861-1924)
-o- John J. (1862-1947)
-o- Mary (1865-1943)
-o- Louis G. (1874-1939(
-o- Joseph F. (1875-1934)
-o- Unknown #1 (aft 1875-bef 1900)
-o- Unknown #2 (aft 1875-bef 1900)
-o- Emil John (1879-1905)
-o- Josephine (1882-1971)
A loving wife, farmer's wife & mother of eleven, Mary is buried in a family plot, next to her husband, Joseph. Next to them is Joseph's older brother, Jan & Jan's wife, Dorothy.
NOTE: the speckled marble grave marker reads "Marie Stanglova" which in Czech literally means "Mrs. Marie Stangel".
NOTE: Mary's mother died while in Bohemia (Czech Republic); her father remarried, so his children would have a mother to raise them.
In 1857, Mary married Joseph Stangel in Manitowoc, WI; he was age 21, she was 20. This was shortly after she immigrated from Bohemia on 4 April 1856.
CHILDREN:
-o- Anna (1857-1880)
-o- Paul Wencel (1858-1927)
-o- Franklin W. (1861-1924)
-o- John J. (1862-1947)
-o- Mary (1865-1943)
-o- Louis G. (1874-1939(
-o- Joseph F. (1875-1934)
-o- Unknown #1 (aft 1875-bef 1900)
-o- Unknown #2 (aft 1875-bef 1900)
-o- Emil John (1879-1905)
-o- Josephine (1882-1971)
A loving wife, farmer's wife & mother of eleven, Mary is buried in a family plot, next to her husband, Joseph. Next to them is Joseph's older brother, Jan & Jan's wife, Dorothy.
NOTE: the speckled marble grave marker reads "Marie Stanglova" which in Czech literally means "Mrs. Marie Stangel".
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