Margaretha Neuhäusel1

F, (1797 - 1798)
FatherJohannes Neuhäusel (1753 - 1803)
MotherAnna Eva Pirrong Neuhäusel (c 1759 - 1815)
Relationship2nd great-grandaunt of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*26 Jan 1797 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany 
Death*17 Jun 1798 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany 
Last Edited29 Dec 2006

Citations

  1. [S337] Walter Bohrer compiler of., Register of the Catholic Churchbook for the Parish of Homburg, Saar (dated 30 November 1988),.

Balthasar Embser

M, (1819 - 1871)
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-granduncle of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*20 Oct 1819 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Occupation*1845 farmer2 
Marriage*2 Jul 1845 Bride=Margaretha Thomas Embser 
Marriage* Principal=Catharine Thomas Embser3 
Occupation1860 coal miner4 
Death*15 Apr 1871 Schuylkill, Pennsylvania (PA), United States (US)3 
Burial*Apr 1871 St. Bartholomew's cemetery, Brockton, Schuylkill, Pennsylvania (PA), United States (US)3 
Biography* Balthasar Embser, 1819-1871:
Balthasar immigrated to the United States in the early 1850s. According to family lore, his first wife, Margaretha Thomas, died and Balthasar married her sister Cathrine. So far we have found no evidence - on either side of the Atlantic Ocean -of either the first wife's death nor the second marriage. In 1860, Balthasar, his second wife, his one daughter born in Jagersburg of his first wife, and two daughters born in Pennsylvania, are living in Blythe township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Balthasar is working as a coal miner. He does not own any real estate property but has a personal estate of $50. In 1870, the family is living in Schuylkill township North. A two year old son has been added and Balthasar has $500 worth of real estate and an additional personal estate of $200.

Balthasar died on a Saturday at age 51. 

Family 1

Margaretha Thomas Embser (7 Nov 1823-)
Children

Family 2

Catharine Thomas Embser (c 1826-)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  3. [S1831] Mary Ann B Kaspar to Tom McCarthy. Dated 06 July 1999.
  4. [S1818] 1860 Federal Census, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania,.

Philipp Embser

M, (1821 - )
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-granduncle of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*2 Nov 1821 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*11 Aug 1844 Bride=Catharina Barbara Forster Embser2 
Death*  
Biography* Phillip Embser, 1821-????:
Phillip immigrated to the United States from his native Bavaria circa 1846. In late 1847 he was living in Lyons township, Walworth County, Wisconsin. Phillip's wife Catharina apparently died between January 1848, when their third child was born and June 1850, when he was lviing in Lyons township with the three children. On 02 December 1850, Phillip, a resident of Sauk County, purchased, for $50 cash, 40-acres of land in Dellona township, Sauk County, Wisconsin from the Register of the Land Office (General Land Office of the United States) at Mineral Point, Wisconsin for $1.25/acre and received a receipt and certificate. On 01 April 1952, he deposited the certificate at Mineral Point and received of a patent for the land. The 40-acres of land was described as the North West Quarter of the South East Quarter of Section 30 in Township 13 North of Range 5 East (Dellona township, Sauk County). Nothing more has been learned about Philipp or his family with any certainty.

Phillip may have married again and fathered a fourth child. There is a Phillip Emser who is living in Looney township of Polk County, Missouri in 1860 who may be our man. The family consists of Phillip himself, wife Mary, daughters Mary and Margaret, and sons John and David. If the son John is the same as the son Phillip we already knew about then this may be our Phillip. The ages of the father Phillip and children Mary, Margaret and John match the ages of the three children we already knew about. This daughter Mary married a man from the state of Virginia named Samuel Joyce. Mary and Samuel lived in Leesville township, Henry County, Missouri and are buried in the town of Clinton in the same county. No further trace has been found of Philliip or any of the other children. 

Family

Catharina Barbara Forster Embser (25 Jul 1821-28 Feb 1848)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Johannes Embser

M, (1824 - 1825)
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-granduncle of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*20 Jan 1824 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Death*15 Feb 1825 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany2 
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S333] Jägersburg civil death record.

Maria Emser Hess

F, (1825 - 1905)
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-grandaunt of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*4 Sep 1825 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*b 1845 Germany; Groom=Johann Jacob Hess2 
Married Nameb 1845 Hess [Emser] 
Death*4 Mar 1905 Cazenovia, Richland, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US)3 
Burial*Mar 1905 Saint Anthony's Cemetery, Westford Tp, Richland, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US)4 

Family

Johann Jacob Hess (21 Jul 1810-7 Feb 1892)
Children
Last Edited6 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S338] Family Churchbook for Waldmohr, an affiliate of the Parish of Kübelberg (compiled by Aloysis Schultz, 1938-1939),.
  3. [S79] Richland county (WI) death record.
  4. [S510] Complied by Herbert A. Dieter, Here They Sleep, Volume I, 1975.

Peter Embser

M, (1827 - 1898)
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-granduncle of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*12 Nov 1827 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage31 Mar 1851 St. Mary's, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US); Principal=Dorothea Maria Caroline Keuper Wiener Emser2 
Marriage*6 Aug 1888 Sauk, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US); Bride=Mary Reuschlein Maisch Voelkel Emser3 
Occupation*21 Jan 1898 Blacksmith4 
Death*21 Jan 1898 Reedsburg, Sauk, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US)4 
Burial*24 Jan 1898 Greenwood cemetery, Reedsburg, Sauk, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US)5,4 

Family

Dorothea Maria Caroline Keuper Wiener Emser (9 Oct 1809-4 Apr 1888)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S1858] Saint Mary's IC (Burlington, Wisconsin) marriage record.
  3. [S880] Sauk county marriage record.
  4. [S18] Obituary,.
  5. [S28] Myrtle E. Cushing, Cemetery Inscriptions of Sauk County,Wisconsin, multiple volumes, 1985 v.9/p.45.

Heinrich Emser

M, (1807 - 1883)
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-granduncle of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*25 Apr 1807 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*28 Sep 1834 Bride=Catharina Henrietta Heil Emser2 
Death*6 Apr 1883 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany3 

Family

Catharina Henrietta Heil Emser (13 Dec 1811-15 Feb 1861)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S250] Waldmohr civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  3. [S332] The Emser FamilyTree, an ahnentafel with children and spouses, dated 14 September 2000, from Dr. Franz-Josef Ecker, Koernerweg 25-1, D-73765 Neuhausen, Germany.

Theresia Emser Neuheisel

F, (1816 - 1876)
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-grandmother of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
ChartsHelen Gerber ancestors
Neuheisel/Emser family
Theresia Emser Neuheisel ancestors
Birth*26 Feb 1816 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*19 Apr 1836 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany; Groom=Johann Adam Neuheisel2 
Married Name19 Apr 1836 Neuheisel [Emser] 
(godmother) Christening28 May 1853 Saint Aloysius Church, Sauk City, Sauk, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US); Christened=Theresa Voelkel3 
(godmother) Christening26 Mar 1865 Keyesville, Richland, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US); Christened=Theresa Schriener3 
(godmother) Christening18 Feb 1866 Keyesville, Richland, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US); Christened=Maria Hartner3 
Burial*14 Feb 1876 Old Saint Luke's cemetery, Franklin tp, Sauk, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US)4,5 
Death*14 Feb 1876 5 
Biography* Theresia Emser Neuheisel, 1816-1876:
The sixth of twelve herself, Theresia bore 14 children to term including two multiple births. Her first pregnancy was twins both of whom died early. Following the twins, she had five single births and then triplets, followed by four more single births. Have not discovered a history of multiple births in either George nor Theresia's families so am not sure of the origin of this multiple birth gene. Seven of Theresia's siblings had children, but only one other had a multiple birth, twins. Husband George had four siblings, one of whom had children, and that sibling had one set of twins. However, the multiple birth gene survived at least into the next generation. Eight of Theresia's children, who bore children themselves, had at least three sets of twins, and possibly four.

Quite a few of Theresia's relatives came to the U.S.A. Why they did so is unknown. The two oldest of her seven adult siblings remained in Jägersburg. The six youngest, of which group Theresia herself was the oldest, all came to the states. At least three of the five immigrating siblings spent time near where Theresia was living. In addition, several cousins made appearances. Theresia is also known to have received communication from at least one sibling, a brother that lived in Pennsylvania. She herself could not sign her name and was presumably illiterate.

She died on a Monday, 12-days short of her 70th birthday, and was buried the same day from Saint Luke's with the Rev. C Sieghardt officiating. 

Family

Johann Adam Neuheisel (9 Oct 1801-4 May 1877)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S250] Waldmohr civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  3. [S70] St. Luke's christening record.
  4. [S244] Saint Luke's burial record.
  5. [S8] Tombstone.

Catharina Embser Walzer

F, (1817 - )
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-grandaunt of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*8 Oct 1817 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriageba*4 Sep 1836 Fiance=Johann Walzer2 
Marriage*11 Sep 1836 Groom=Johann Walzer2 
Married Name11 Sep 1836 Walzer [Embser] 
Death*  
Biography* Catharina Embser Walzer, 1817-????:
Catharina immigrated to the United States with her husband and three sons after the death of her stillborn daughter in Febuary 1846. Catharina bore two addiional daughters in Pennsylvania. In the 1850 census, she was living with the five children, all under the age of 13, in Norwegian township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Catharina's husband apprently died during the 15-months prior to the census. Have found no other evidence of Catharina or of the two Pennsylvania born daughters. There is a clue that at least one of the daughters was living in the county in 1897. When Catharina's son John died in St Louis, Missouri, his obit requested that Pottsville, Pennsylvania papers copy the obit. This suggests that, maybe, one of his sisters was still living there. 

Family

Johann Walzer (19 Jun 1812-b 1 Jun 1850)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S250] Waldmohr civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Margaretha Emser Weiss

F, (1809 - 1867)
FatherBalthasar Emser (1785 - 1834)
MotherKatharina Neuhäusel Emser (1785 - 1867)
RelationshipGreat-grandaunt of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*1 Dec 1809 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*8 Feb 1837 Groom=Peter Weiss2 
Married Name8 Feb 1837 Weiss [Emser] 
Death*13 Jan 1867 3 

Family

Peter Weiss (c 1807-)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S250] Waldmohr civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  3. [S333] Jägersburg civil death record.

Catharina Henrietta Heil Emser

F, (1811 - 1861)
FatherJohann Heil ( - b 1861)
MotherElisabetha Frisch (c 1792 - 1831)
Birth*13 Dec 1811 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*28 Sep 1834 Groom=Heinrich Emser2 
Married Name28 Sep 1834 Emser [Heil] 
Death*15 Feb 1861 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany3 

Family

Heinrich Emser (25 Apr 1807-6 Apr 1883)
Children
Last Edited29 Dec 2006

Citations

  1. [S332] The Emser FamilyTree, an ahnentafel with children and spouses, dated 14 September 2000, from Dr. Franz-Josef Ecker, Koernerweg 25-1, D-73765 Neuhausen, Germany.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  3. [S333] Jägersburg civil death record.

Johann Adam Neuheisel

M, (1801 - 1877)
FatherJohann Georg Neuheisel (1765 - 1817)
MotherBarbara Schulz Neuheisel (c 1770 - 1861)
RelationshipGreat-grandfather of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
ChartsHelen Gerber ancestors
Neuheisel/Emser family
Johann Adam Neuheisel ancestors
Nickname George 
Birth*9 Oct 1801 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*19 Apr 1836 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany; Bride=Theresia Emser Neuheisel2 
Death*4 May 1877 Franklin Tp, Sauk, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US)3 
Burial*5 May 1877 Old Saint Luke's cemetery, Franklin Tp, Sauk, Wisconsin (WI), United States (US)4,3 
Biography* Johann Adam "George" Neuheisel, 1801-1877:
George Neuheisel used three given names during his lifetime - Johann (or John), Adam, and George - in various combinations. Some examples from German records are: Johann Adam in 1836 marriage record (signed Adam); Johann Adam in child's 1837 birth record (signed Johann Adam); Johann Georg in children's 1838 & 1840 birth records (both signed Johann Georg); Georg in child's 1841 birth record (given name not signed). From these examples and from records in the United States, it seems likely that his legal name was John Adam but that he used the name George. George emigrated from his native land, with wife and children, in 1844. The family left Europe from the port of La Havre, France on the steamship Duchess D'Orleans captained by A. Richardson and arrived at the port of New York on the 5th of September in that year. The family came directly to Burlington in Racine County, Wisconsin as far as we know. And shortly thereafter moved into Lyons Township in Walworth County, the next county west.

On 7 July 1946, John George Neuheisel of Walworth County, Wisconsin received certificate 23241 for a 40-acre lot in Lyons Township from the U.S. Land Office in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in exchange for a payment of $50 ($1.25 per acre) made on the same date. On 10 February 1848, during the presidency of James K. Polk and in the 72nd year of U.S. independence, John George Neuheisel recieved a patent for the land to which certificate 23241 entitled him. On 18 October 1851, John George Neuheisel deeded his holdings in Walworth County. He and Theresia moved to Franklin Township in Sauk County by ox team and covered wagon. For many years the early settlers near Plain traveled, generally on foot, to Sauk City or to the Leidig home in Honey Creek Township to attend mass. The Rev. Max Gärtner, of Roxbury and Sauk City, offered the first mass in the village on September 21, 1857 in the log house of George and Theresia Neuheisel.

George, age 75, died on a Friday. His funeral was held the following day from Saint Luke's and was conducted by the Rev. N. Flamang. It is presumed that George was buried in Old Saint Luke's cemetery, the cemetery that he and Theresia donated to the Bishop, but no tombstone survives. There are two identifiable Neuheisel plots in Old Saint Luke's cemetery. One plot has stones in memory of his wife Theresia, his daughter Mary and his son Maximillian. The other plot has a stone in memory of his son Balthasar. The New Saint Luke's cemetery [wasn't opened until 1918.)

Land Transactions in Sauk County
     On 2 July 1852, George and Theresia granted a deed for 5-acres in Franklin Township, excepting one-rod-wide off the north end for a road, to Charles Lamb for $18.
     On 14 October 1853, George Neuheisel were granted a deed for a 40-acre lot in Franklin Township for $50 from Curtis & Nancy Bates.
     On 1 February 1855, George Neuheisel were granted a deed for an 80-acre lot in Franklin Township for $200 from John & Sarah Noble.
     On 23 July 1855, George Neuheisel of Sauk County applied to purchase a 40-acre lot in Franklin Township adjoining the 80-acre lot he already owned there (this application contains George Neuheisel signature). He was issued certificate 27379 for the 40-acre lot on the same day after payment of $40 ($1 per acre). On 1 June 1858, during the presidency of James Buchanan and in the 82nd year of U.S.A. independence, George Neuheisel recieved a patent for the land to which certificate 27379 entitled him.
     On 2 October 1856, during the presidency of Franklin Pierce and in the 81st year of U.S.A. independence, George Neuheisel recieved a patent for the land to which certificate 16038 entitled him. (certificate received from the U.S. Land Office in Mineral Point, Wisconsin for a 40-acre lot in Franklin Township)
     On 6 June 1859, George Neuheisel were granted a deed for a 10-acre lot in Franklin Township for $45 from Mr. & Mary Schomman.
     On 7 August 1865, George and Theresia deeded an acre of land in Franklin Township to John Martin Henni, Bishop of Milwaukee, for $1. The land to be used as a Catholic burying ground - known today as the Old St.Luke's Cemetery.
     On 2 March 1866, George and Theresia deeded a total of 76.5-acres in Franklin Township, in three parcels, to son Balthasar Neuheisel for $500.
     On 13 June 1866, George and Theresia leased a total of 127.5-acres in Franklin Township, in four parcels, to Frederick Gerber for 10-years. Frederick to pay $1000 for the lease plus one-third of all grain, of every description, grown on said premises. The grain to be delivered in bushels on or before the first of June of each year. In addition, one-third of all potatoes and other vegetables grown will be payed and Frederick will keep hay provided for two cows.
     On 16 March 1869, George Neuheisel were granted a deed for a 3.25-acre lot in Franklin Tonwship for $50 from Fred & Augusta Gerber.
     On 29 September 1873, George Neuheisel entered into an agreement to lease/sell 170.5-acres, in six parcels, to his son John Neuheisel for $450 paid now and $1100 to be paid in the future. John agreed to pay the $1100 as follows: $100 before October 1st on each of the first nine years and $200 on October 1st of the 10th year all w/o interest but John also agrees to pay all taxes plus one-third of all the grain and hay raised on the place to George and his wife as long as either of them shall live. If the contract is completed and all payments made, John shall recieve a warranty deed. if not then all payments will be considered rent and John will have no interest in the place. 

Family

Theresia Emser Neuheisel (26 Feb 1816-14 Feb 1876)
Children
Last Edited17 Aug 2021

Citations

  1. [S334] Peter Neuheisel (1886-1962) - Mathilde Schmidt (1889-1947) Family Group Sheets, printed 5 July 2000 by Hermann Neuheisel, Saarpfalzstrasse 47, 66914 Waldmohr, Germany.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  3. [S925] Sauk county death record.
  4. [S244] Saint Luke's burial record.

Johann Walzer

M, (1812 - b 1850)
FatherJakob Walzer (1783 - 1853)
MotherCatherina Frisch Walzer (c 1783 - 1870)
Relationship2nd cousin 3 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*19 Jun 1812 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriageba*4 Sep 1836 Fiancee=Catharina Embser Walzer2 
Marriage*11 Sep 1836 Bride=Catharina Embser Walzer2 
Occupation* Mason 
Death*b 1 Jun 1850 3 
Biography* Johann Walzer, 1812-1849/1850:
Immigrated to the United States after the stillborn death of an unnamed daughter on 18 February 1846.

He himself expired sometime after his youngest daughter was conceived in circa March 1949 and before the federal census on the first of June the following year. 

Family

Catharina Embser Walzer (8 Oct 1817-)
Children
Last Edited30 May 2018

Citations

  1. [S250] Waldmohr civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  3. [S1822] 1850 Federal Census, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania,.

Peter Weiss

M, (c 1807 - )
FatherPeter Weis (1780 - 1841)
MotherMaria Gunther ( - b 1837)
Occupation* Tailor 
Death*  
Birth*c 1807 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*8 Feb 1837 Bride=Margaretha Emser Weiss1 

Family

Margaretha Emser Weiss (1 Dec 1809-13 Jan 1867)
Children
Last Edited21 Dec 2010

Citations

  1. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Catharina Barbara Forster Embser

F, (1821 - 1848)
FatherNicolaus Forster (1798 - 1823)
MotherMaria Eva Schulz Forster (c 1798 - 1833)
Birth*25 Jul 1821 Waldmohr, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Christening26 Jul 1821 2 
Marriage*11 Aug 1844 Groom=Philipp Embser3 
Married Name11 Aug 1844 Embser [Forster] 
Death*28 Feb 1848 4 

Family

Philipp Embser (2 Nov 1821-)
Children
Last Edited2 Feb 2011

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S338] Family Churchbook for Waldmohr, an affiliate of the Parish of Kübelberg (compiled by Aloysis Schultz, 1938-1939),.
  3. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  4. [S1857] Saint Mary's IC (Burlington, Wisconsin) funeral record.

Margaretha Thomas Embser

F, (1823 - )
FatherJoseph Thomas (c 1797 - )
MotherBarbara Braschar (c 1783 - )
Birth*7 Nov 1823 Erbach, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*2 Jul 1845 Groom=Balthasar Embser 
Married Name2 Jul 1845 Embser [Thomas] 
Death*  

Family

Balthasar Embser (20 Oct 1819-15 Apr 1871)
Children
Last Edited13 Dec 2010

Citations

  1. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Jacob Emser

M, (1835 - 1903)
FatherHeinrich Emser (1807 - 1883)
MotherCatharina Henrietta Heil Emser (1811 - 1861)
Relationship1st cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Occupation* Miner 
Birth*23 Oct 1835 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*19 Apr 1863 Bride=Katharina Jäger Emser1 
Marriage*2 Jul 1865 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany; Bride=Elisabetha Jäger Emser1 
Death*26 Apr 1903 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany2 

Family 1

Katharina Jäger Emser (9 Jan 1836-25 Oct 1864)
Child

Family 2

Elisabetha Jäger Emser (10 Nov 1837-14 Oct 1919)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  2. [S332] The Emser FamilyTree, an ahnentafel with children and spouses, dated 14 September 2000, from Dr. Franz-Josef Ecker, Koernerweg 25-1, D-73765 Neuhausen, Germany.

Balthasar Emser

M, (1837 - )
FatherHeinrich Emser (1807 - 1883)
MotherCatharina Henrietta Heil Emser (1811 - 1861)
Relationship1st cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Occupation* Miner 
Birth*14 Jul 1837 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*29 Apr 1866 Bride=Charlotta Neuheisel Emser2 
Death*  

Family

Charlotta Neuheisel Emser (10 Feb 1843-)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Catharina Emser

F, (1839 - )
FatherHeinrich Emser (1807 - 1883)
MotherCatharina Henrietta Heil Emser (1811 - 1861)
Relationship1st cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Death*  
Birth*18 Apr 1839 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.

Barbara Emser

F, (1841 - 1843)
FatherHeinrich Emser (1807 - 1883)
MotherCatharina Henrietta Heil Emser (1811 - 1861)
Relationship1st cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*2 Dec 1841 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Death*26 Jun 1843 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany2 
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S333] Jägersburg civil death record.

Elisabetha Emser Klein

F, (1845 - )
FatherHeinrich Emser (1807 - 1883)
MotherCatharina Henrietta Heil Emser (1811 - 1861)
Relationship1st cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Death*  
Birth*7 Feb 1845 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*21 Feb 1870 Groom=Jacob Klein2 
Married Name21 Feb 1870 Klein [Emser] 

Family

Jacob Klein (11 Mar 1844-)
Children
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Nicolaus Emser

M, (1847 - )
FatherHeinrich Emser (1807 - 1883)
MotherCatharina Henrietta Heil Emser (1811 - 1861)
Relationship1st cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Occupation* Miner 
Death*  
Birth*1 Apr 1847 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*4 Nov 1875 Bride=Charlotta Didion Emser2 
Last Edited5 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Jacob Klein

M, (1844 - )
FatherJacob Klein (c 1800 - )
MotherElisabetha Ruffing Klein (c 1808 - 1869)
Relationship3rd cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Employment* Factory worker 
Death*  
Birth*11 Mar 1844 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Birth211 May 1844 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany2 
Marriage*21 Feb 1870 Bride=Elisabetha Emser Klein2 

Family

Elisabetha Emser Klein (7 Feb 1845-)
Children
Last Edited29 Dec 2006

Citations

  1. [S243] Jägersburg civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Charlotta Didion Emser

F, (c 1850 - )
FatherLambert Didion (c 1822 - )
MotherPhilippina Bach (c 1820 - )
Death*  
Birth*c 1850 Kleinottweiler, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*4 Nov 1875 Groom=Nicolaus Emser1 
Married Name4 Nov 1875 Emser [Didion] 
Last Edited29 Dec 2006

Citations

  1. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.

Katharina Jäger Emser

F, (1836 - 1864)
FatherPeter Jäger (c 1800 - 1869)
MotherAnna Susanna Herz Jaeger (c 1800 - 1857)
Relationship4th cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*9 Jan 1836 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*19 Apr 1863 Groom=Jacob Emser1 
Married Name19 Apr 1863 Emser [Jäger] 
Death*25 Oct 1864 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany2 

Family

Jacob Emser (23 Oct 1835-26 Apr 1903)
Child
Last Edited29 Dec 2006

Citations

  1. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  2. [S333] Jägersburg civil death record.

Elisabetha Jäger Emser

F, (1837 - 1919)
FatherPeter Jäger (c 1800 - 1869)
MotherAnna Susanna Herz Jaeger (c 1800 - 1857)
Relationship4th cousin 2 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth*10 Nov 1837 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*2 Jul 1865 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany; Groom=Jacob Emser1 
Married Name2 Jul 1865 Emser [Jäger] 
Death*14 Oct 1919 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany2 

Family

Jacob Emser (23 Oct 1835-26 Apr 1903)
Children
Last Edited21 Dec 2008

Citations

  1. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  2. [S332] The Emser FamilyTree, an ahnentafel with children and spouses, dated 14 September 2000, from Dr. Franz-Josef Ecker, Koernerweg 25-1, D-73765 Neuhausen, Germany.

Peter Jäger

M, (c 1800 - 1869)
FatherPeter Jäger (1758 - 1815)
MotherCatharina Resch ( - b 1812)
Occupation* Farmer1 
Birth*c 1800 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany2 
Birth2c 1801 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany3 
Marriageba*16 Oct 1825 Fiancee=Anna Susanna Herz Jaeger2 
Marriage*23 Oct 1825 Bride=Anna Susanna Herz Jaeger2 
Death*4 Jan 1869 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany3 

Family

Anna Susanna Herz Jaeger (c 1800-23 Dec 1857)
Children
Last Edited18 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S704] Child's death record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  3. [S333] Jägersburg civil death record.

Anna Susanna Herz Jaeger1

F, (c 1800 - 1857)
FatherJohann Georg Hertz (1770 - 1839)
MotherAnna Maria Klein Hertz Hertz (1765 - 1814)
Relationship3rd cousin 3 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Birth2c 1799 2 
Birth*c 1800 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriageba*16 Oct 1825 Fiance=Peter Jäger1 
Marriage*23 Oct 1825 Groom=Peter Jäger1 
Married Name23 Oct 1825 Jäger [Herz] 
Death*23 Dec 1857 3 

Family

Peter Jäger (c 1800-4 Jan 1869)
Children
Last Edited29 Dec 2006

Citations

  1. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  2. [S333] Jägersburg civil death record.
  3. [S640] Child's marriage record.

Theresia Thecla Jacoby Neuhäusel Embser1

F, (1783 - 1853)
FatherJean Adam Jacoby (1756 - b 1821)
MotherVeronica Weber (1762 - 1798)
Birth*12 Apr 1783 Waldmohr, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany2 
Christening13 Apr 1783 1 
Marriage*18 Nov 1805 Groom=Johann Neuhäusel2 
Married Name18 Nov 1805 Neuhäusel [Jacoby] 
Marriage226 Nov 1805 Groom=Johann Neuhäusel1 
Marriageba*15 Apr 1821 Fiance=Philipp Embser3 
Marriage*3 Jan 1822 Groom=Philipp Embser3 
Married Name3 Jan 1822 Embser [Jacoby] 
Death*23 Jan 1853 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany4 

Family 1

Johann Neuhäusel (4 Oct 1779-24 Jun 1816)
Children

Family 2

Philipp Embser (16 Dec 1795-6 Dec 1856)
Children
Last Edited29 Dec 2006

Citations

  1. [S338] Family Churchbook for Waldmohr, an affiliate of the Parish of Kübelberg (compiled by Aloysis Schultz, 1938-1939),.
  2. [S336] Waldmohr civil marriage record.
  3. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.
  4. [S333] Jägersburg civil death record.

Theresia Neuhäusel Steinmetz

F, (1806 - )
FatherJohann Neuhäusel (1779 - 1816)
MotherTheresia Thecla Jacoby Neuhäusel Embser (1783 - 1853)
Relationship1st cousin 3 times removed of Helen Frances Gerber McCarthy
Death*  
Birth*19 Sep 1806 Jägersburg, Rhein, Bavaria, Germany1 
Marriage*28 Feb 1829 Groom=Leonhard Steinmetz2 
Married Name28 Feb 1829 Steinmetz [Neuhäusel] 

Family

Leonhard Steinmetz (c 1804-28 Jul 1843)
Children
Last Edited29 Dec 2006

Citations

  1. [S250] Waldmohr civil birth record.
  2. [S251] Jägersburg civil marriage record.