ANNA ELIZABETH EMRICH
Anna Emrich was born on September 16, 1805 in the little village of Rothges, Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany, the daughter of Johannes Emrich and Anna Dorothea Koch. She married Johannes Jox in the Lutheran Church at Rothges on May 12, 1831. They had only one child to survive infancy - Johannes Heinrich Jox. She was short and fat with small grey eyes and jet black hair. She was very sloppy in her manners and drank to excess. That may have been a factor in the decision to follow their son to America - get her away from the influence of her family. Her grandson, Theodore Berg, remembered her as being "scary" - always telling the children ghost stories which he thought she really believed. She outlived her husband and her son, dying in Logansport, Indiana in 1894. She is buried in the Jox family plot in the Ninth Street Cemetery near the St. James church where her son was the pastor.
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Johann Peter Emrich |
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Dorothea Becker |
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Johannes Emrich |
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Wiegand Meckel |
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Sabina Meckel |
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Anna E. Zimmer |
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Anna Elizibeth Emrich |
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Johann G. Koch |
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J. Conrad Koch |
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Anna Dorothea Koch |
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Anna Cath. Buse |
JOHANNES EMRICH SABINA MECKEL JOHANN CONRAD KOCH ANNA CATHARINA BUSE |
DOROTHEA BECKER WIEGAND MECKEL ELISABETHE HIRTZBERGER GEORG GILBERT BECKER |