She came to America with her two brothers, one of whom was Christian Hotz.
First spouse was John Berry
Second spouse was Anton Hoffmann who she married on 12 Aug 1868 in Madison Co IL.
For a time the couple lived in Highland, later moving to Edwardsville. They had not been living together for a number of years. A resident of St Louis, he was an insurance agent who made frequent business calls to Highland.
Buried alone, in plot with her son William and his wife Lena (Lauer) Berry.
A former resident of Highland, she has been making her home with her daughter Mrs. Frances Felder in St Louis.
She came to America with her two brothers, one of whom was Christian Hotz.
First spouse was John Berry
Second spouse was Anton Hoffmann who she married on 12 Aug 1868 in Madison Co IL.
For a time the couple lived in Highland, later moving to Edwardsville. They had not been living together for a number of years. A resident of St Louis, he was an insurance agent who made frequent business calls to Highland.
Buried alone, in plot with her son William and his wife Lena (Lauer) Berry.
A former resident of Highland, she has been making her home with her daughter Mrs. Frances Felder in St Louis.
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