Zaehringer, Victoria
–Oschwald Sister (Dec. 10, 1826-Dec. 23, 1867
–single
–daughter of Anton Zaehringer and Catharina Mertz
–born at Vohrenbach in Villingen, Baden
–arrived in New York on the boat New York from Havre, France with Fr. Oschwald on Aug. 1, 1854
–with Victoria was her brother Martin Zaehringer
–was a teacher
–Joachim Heel in “Seeking a New Life” writes “Mrs. Victoria Zaehringer proudly held her first classes in the newly opened school on November 1st, 1855.” –in the 1860 census for the Town of Eaton, Victoria is shown as an Oschwald Sister living at the Holy Ghost Convent in St. Nazianz
–on Aug. 21, 1865, Victoria purchased from David Cronin the 120 acre farm centered at 20012 County C in Section 22, Town of Eaton –on May 9, 1867, Victoria sold the 80 acres of the E1/2 of the SE1/4, which included the farmstead, back to David Cronin –the other 40 acres, upon Victoria’s death on Dec. 23, 1867, reverted back to the Oschwald Association
–died Town of Eaton)
–buried at St. Gregory Catholic Cemetery in St. Nazianz, Town of Eaton [buried in Old Section One –no stone] [death record Manitowoc 1-51]
–Oschwald Sister (Dec. 10, 1826-Dec. 23, 1867
–single
–daughter of Anton Zaehringer and Catharina Mertz
–born at Vohrenbach in Villingen, Baden
–arrived in New York on the boat New York from Havre, France with Fr. Oschwald on Aug. 1, 1854
–with Victoria was her brother Martin Zaehringer
–was a teacher
–Joachim Heel in “Seeking a New Life” writes “Mrs. Victoria Zaehringer proudly held her first classes in the newly opened school on November 1st, 1855.” –in the 1860 census for the Town of Eaton, Victoria is shown as an Oschwald Sister living at the Holy Ghost Convent in St. Nazianz
–on Aug. 21, 1865, Victoria purchased from David Cronin the 120 acre farm centered at 20012 County C in Section 22, Town of Eaton –on May 9, 1867, Victoria sold the 80 acres of the E1/2 of the SE1/4, which included the farmstead, back to David Cronin –the other 40 acres, upon Victoria’s death on Dec. 23, 1867, reverted back to the Oschwald Association
–died Town of Eaton)
–buried at St. Gregory Catholic Cemetery in St. Nazianz, Town of Eaton [buried in Old Section One –no stone] [death record Manitowoc 1-51]
Zaehringer, Victoria
–Oschwald Sister (Dec. 10, 1826-Dec. 23, 1867
–single
–daughter of Anton Zaehringer and Catharina Mertz
–born at Vohrenbach in Villingen, Baden
–arrived in New York on the boat New York from Havre, France with Fr. Oschwald on Aug. 1, 1854
–with Victoria was her brother Martin Zaehringer
–was a teacher
–Joachim Heel in “Seeking a New Life” writes “Mrs. Victoria Zaehringer proudly held her first classes in the newly opened school on November 1st, 1855.” –in the 1860 census for the Town of Eaton, Victoria is shown as an Oschwald Sister living at the Holy Ghost Convent in St. Nazianz
–on Aug. 21, 1865, Victoria purchased from David Cronin the 120 acre farm centered at 20012 County C in Section 22, Town of Eaton –on May 9, 1867, Victoria sold the 80 acres of the E1/2 of the SE1/4, which included the farmstead, back to David Cronin –the other 40 acres, upon Victoria’s death on Dec. 23, 1867, reverted back to the Oschwald Association
–died Town of Eaton)
–buried at St. Gregory Catholic Cemetery in St. Nazianz, Town of Eaton [buried in Old Section One –no stone] [death record Manitowoc 1-51]
–Oschwald Sister (Dec. 10, 1826-Dec. 23, 1867
–single
–daughter of Anton Zaehringer and Catharina Mertz
–born at Vohrenbach in Villingen, Baden
–arrived in New York on the boat New York from Havre, France with Fr. Oschwald on Aug. 1, 1854
–with Victoria was her brother Martin Zaehringer
–was a teacher
–Joachim Heel in “Seeking a New Life” writes “Mrs. Victoria Zaehringer proudly held her first classes in the newly opened school on November 1st, 1855.” –in the 1860 census for the Town of Eaton, Victoria is shown as an Oschwald Sister living at the Holy Ghost Convent in St. Nazianz
–on Aug. 21, 1865, Victoria purchased from David Cronin the 120 acre farm centered at 20012 County C in Section 22, Town of Eaton –on May 9, 1867, Victoria sold the 80 acres of the E1/2 of the SE1/4, which included the farmstead, back to David Cronin –the other 40 acres, upon Victoria’s death on Dec. 23, 1867, reverted back to the Oschwald Association
–died Town of Eaton)
–buried at St. Gregory Catholic Cemetery in St. Nazianz, Town of Eaton [buried in Old Section One –no stone] [death record Manitowoc 1-51]
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