-Per St. Gregory church records, Julianna's parents were John and Marianna Gmeiner.
-Julianna Gmeiner and Henry Niederprum were married at St. Nazianz in 1859 by Father Ambrose Oschwald who was the leader of the 1854 St. Nazianz Oswald Colony settlers.
-They had 9 children. 6 of the 9 children died as infants and children of diptheria. Three children survived which were Mrs. Mary Niederprum Baer , Math and Theresa.
Photo about 1902, Mrs. Julianna Gmeiner Niederprum with her three surviving children. Back left is daughter Theresia Niederprum (a single lay person who lived with the nuns at the Oschwald Colony convent), back right is daughter Mrs. Mary Niederprum Baer (wife of Fred Baer). Front left is Julianna Niederprum, front right is son Mathias Niederprum.
-Per St. Gregory church records, Julianna's parents were John and Marianna Gmeiner.
-Julianna Gmeiner and Henry Niederprum were married at St. Nazianz in 1859 by Father Ambrose Oschwald who was the leader of the 1854 St. Nazianz Oswald Colony settlers.
-They had 9 children. 6 of the 9 children died as infants and children of diptheria. Three children survived which were Mrs. Mary Niederprum Baer , Math and Theresa.
Photo about 1902, Mrs. Julianna Gmeiner Niederprum with her three surviving children. Back left is daughter Theresia Niederprum (a single lay person who lived with the nuns at the Oschwald Colony convent), back right is daughter Mrs. Mary Niederprum Baer (wife of Fred Baer). Front left is Julianna Niederprum, front right is son Mathias Niederprum.
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