Anna Maria "Mary" Fisches[1, 2]
1840 - 1918 (78 years)-
Name Anna Maria "Mary" Fisches Nickname Mary Birth 2 May 1840 Württemberg, Germany [2] Gender Female Death 21 Oct 1918 Miles, Runnels Co., Texas [2, 3] FamilySearch ID MWTZ-786 Burial Methodist Cemetery, Industry, Austin Co., Texas [2, 3, 4] Mary Fischer Moeller (1840-1918) - Find a Grave Memorial Person ID I1517 Wendel Voigt Family Tree Last Modified 16 May 2016
Father Fisches d. Yes, date unknown Mother Anna Marie, b. Abt 1807, Germany d. Yes, date unknown Siblings 1. Anna Maria "Mary" Fisches 2. J. Friedrich "Fritz" Fisches d. Y; Family ID F715 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Anton Heinrich "Henry" Möller, b. 22 Dec 1829, Wenthagen, Schaumburg-Lippe Landkreis, Hessen, Germany d. 19 Oct 1895, Willow Springs, Fayette Co., Texas (Age 65 years) [1, 5, 6] Marriage 14 Apr 1859 Sindl Methodist Church, Austin Co., Texas [7] Children 1. Heinrich Moeller, b. 13 Jan 1860, Industry, Austin Co., Texas d. 22 Jan 1860 (Age 0 years) 2. Mary Augusta Moeller, b. 9 Mar 1861, Industry, Austin Co., Texas d. 6 Jun 1923, Miles, Runnels Co., Texas (Age 62 years) 3. William Ernst Moeller, b. 19 Sep 1863, Industry, Austin Co., Texas d. 16 Apr 1945, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas (Age 81 years) 4. Louis Adolph Moeller, b. 2 Sep 1865, Willow Springs, Fayette Co., Texas d. 5 Jul 1944, Brenham, Washington Co., Texas (Age 78 years) + 5. Fritz Theodore Moeller, b. 17 Aug 1868, Willow Springs, Fayette Co., Texas d. 25 Jun 1928, Cuero, DeWitt Co., Texas (Age 59 years) 6. Emil Henry Moeller, b. 16 Mar 1871, Fayette Co., Texas d. 2 Jan 1966, Fayette Co., Texas (Age 94 years) + 7. Bertha Johanna Moeller, b. 9 Dec 1874, Willow Springs, Fayette Co., Texas d. 25 Mar 1936, Miles, Runnels Co., Texas (Age 61 years) Family ID F713 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 8 Jan 2024
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Sources - [S476] STRAACH FAMILY TREE, p. 1 [Straach pp. 3-5].
Date: 6 January 1987 - [S477] ANTON HEINRICH F. MOELLER, pp. 4-12 [Eckermann pp. 35-46].
Name also seen as Mary Charlotte Fisches. States that she came to America when she was 16 years old with her Mother and brother. Family tradition states the family was from Wuertenburg and also near the Swiss border. Mary lived with her son Fritz and his wife Anna after the death of her husband. In about 1910, Fritz moved his family and Mary near Miles, Runnels Co., Texas.
Date: 1 July 1991 - [S384] THE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE INDUSTRY UNITED METHODIST CHURC, p. 37.
Deceased member Marie Moeller, died 21 Oct 1918, buried in Industry. - [S940] Find A Grave, 16 May 2016; http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=98809371.
Mary Fischer Moeller; Birth: May 2, 1840; Death: Oct. 21, 1918; Note: name: Mary Moeller, death date: 21 Oct 1918, death place: Miles, Runnels, Texas, gender: Female, race: White, death age: 78 years 5 months 19 days, birth date: 02 May 1840, birthplace: Europe, marital status: Widowed, father's name: Fritz Fisches, father's birthplace: Europe, mother's birthplace: Europe, burial place: Austin County, burial date: 23 Oct 1918, digital film number: 4167680; Burial: Industry Methodist Cemetery, Industry, Austin County, Texas, USA; Created by: Skip Farrow; Record added: Oct 13, 2012; Find A Grave Memorial# 98809371. - [S477] ANTON HEINRICH F. MOELLER, pp. 1-12 [Eckermann pp. 35-46].
Henry and his family is thought to have come to America on the "Clementine" in 1852. Henry Moeller served in teh Texas Home Guard during the Civil War. He was enlisted in the 23rd Battalion - Texas State Troops on April 6, 1863. According to the Texas State Archives, his enlistment was for six months. Other documents indicate he served in the Home Guard for over a year. States that the family lived in the Industry, Texas area, sold their farm in 1863 and moved to Willow Springs in Fayette County. Henry Moeller became a citizen of the United States on 12 June, 1866. The certificate of citizenship was filed in Bellville, Austin Co., Texas. The information from Germany came from church records located in Suelbeck, which is south of Stadthagen.
Date: 1 July 1991 - [S477] ANTON HEINRICH F. MOELLER, pp. 4-12 [Eckermann pp. 35-46].
Henry and his family is thought to have come to America on the "Clementine" in 1852. Henry Moeller served in teh Texas Home Guard during the Civil War. He was enlisted in the 23rd Battalion - Texas State Troops on April 6, 1863. According to the Texas State Archives, his enlistment was for six months. Other documents indicate he served in the Home Guard for over a year. States that the family lived in the Industry, Texas area, sold their farm in 1863 and moved to Willow Springs in Fayette County. Henry Moeller became a citizen of the United States on 12 June, 1866. The certificate of citizenship was filed in Bellville, Austin Co., Texas. The information from Germany came from church records located in Suelbeck, which is south of Stadthagen.
Henry and his family is thought to have come to America on the "Clementine" in 1852. Henry Moeller served in teh Texas Home Guard during the Civil War. He was enlisted in the 23rd Battalion - Texas State Troops on April 6, 1863. According to the Texas State Archives, his enlistment was for six months. Other documents indicate he served in the Home Guard for over a year. States that the family lived in the Industry, Texas area, sold their farm in 1863 and moved to Willow Springs in Fayette County. Henry Moeller became a citizen of the United States on 12 June, 1866. The certificate of citizenship was filed in Bellville, Austin Co., Texas. The information from Germany came from church records located in Suelbeck, which is south of Stadthagen.
Henry and his family is thought to have come to America on the "Clementine" in 1852. Henry Moeller served in teh Texas Home Guard during the Civil War. He was enlisted in the 23rd Battalion - Texas State Troops on April 6, 1863. According to the Texas State Archives, his enlistment was for six months. Other documents indicate he served in the Home Guard for over a year. States that the family lived in the Industry, Texas area, sold their farm in 1863 and moved to Willow Springs in Fayette County. Henry Moeller became a citizen of the United States on 12 June, 1866. The certificate of citizenship was filed in Bellville, Austin Co., Texas. The information from Germany came from church records located in Suelbeck, which is south of Stadthagen.
Henry and his family is thought to have come to America on the "Clementine" in 1852. Henry Moeller served in teh Texas Home Guard during the Civil War. He was enlisted in the 23rd Battalion - Texas State Troops on April 6, 1863. According to the Texas State Archives, his enlistment was for six months. Other documents indicate he served in the Home Guard for over a year. States that the family lived in the Industry, Texas area, sold their farm in 1863 and moved to Willow Springs in Fayette County. Henry Moeller became a citizen of the United States on 12 June, 1866. The certificate of citizenship was filed in Bellville, Austin Co., Texas. The information from Germany came from church records located in Suelbeck, which is south of Stadthagen.
Name also seen as Mary Charlotte Fisches. States that she came to America when she was 16 years old with her Mother and brother. Family tradition states the family was from Wuertenburg and also near the Swiss border. Mary lived with her son Fritz and his wife Anna after the death of her husband. In about 1910, Fritz moved his family and Mary near Miles, Runnels Co., Texas.
Date: 1 July 1991 - [S477] ANTON HEINRICH F. MOELLER, p. 4 [Eckermann p. 38].
Henry and his family is thought to have come to America on the "Clementine" in 1852. Henry Moeller served in thh Texas Home Guard during the Civil War. He was enlisted in the 23rd Battalion - Texas State Troops on April 6, 1863. According to the Texas State Archives, his enlistment was for six months. Other documents indicate he served in the Home Guard for over a year. States that the family lived in the Industry, Texas area, sold their farm in 1863 and moved to Willow Springs in Fayette County. Henry Moeller became a citizen of the United States on 12 June, 1866. The certificate of citizenship was filed in Bellville, Austin Co., Texas. The information from Germany came from church records located in Suelbeck, which is south of Stadthagen.
Date: 1 July 1991
- [S476] STRAACH FAMILY TREE, p. 1 [Straach pp. 3-5].
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