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Anna Maria HARTMANN 1855–1906 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 12 MAR 1855

Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland

Death Date: 19 APR 1906

Death Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland

Father: Johannes II

Mother:

Spouse(s): Adam BÖCHER, Adam BÖCHER

Children(s): Maria-Anna BÖCHER, Anna-Maria BÖCHER, Adam BÖCHER, Peter-Athanasius BÖCHER, Helena-Maria BÖCHER, Anton BÖCHER

Anna Maria HARTMANN was born in 1855 in Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland, the child of Johannes Hartmann Ii And Katharina Michel. Anna Maria HARTMANN married Adam Bocher, Adam Iii Bocher, and had children including Adam Bocher, Anna Maria Bocher, Anton Bocher, Helena Maria Bocher, Maria Anna Bocher, Peter Athanasius Bocher. Anna Maria HARTMANN passed away in 1906 in Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland.

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Biography

  • Anna Maria HARTMANN was born in 1855 in Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland, the child of Johannes Hartmann Ii And Katharina Michel.
  • Anna Maria HARTMANN married Adam Bocher, Adam Iii Bocher, and had children including Adam Bocher, Anna Maria Bocher, Anton Bocher, Helena Maria Bocher, Maria Anna Bocher, Peter Athanasius Bocher.
  • Anna Maria HARTMANN passed away in 1906 in Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland.

Immediate Family

Parents

Johannes II
1809–1878
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
JI

Spouses(s)

Adam BÖCHER
1856–1928
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
AB
Adam BÖCHER
1856–1928
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
AB

Children(s)

Maria-Anna BÖCHER
1888–1946
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
MB
Anna-Maria BÖCHER
1883–
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
AB
Adam BÖCHER
1885–1889
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
AB
Peter-Athanasius BÖCHER
1894–
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
PB
Helena-Maria BÖCHER
1891–
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
HB
Anton BÖCHER
–1951
Birth Location: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
AB

Anna HARTMANN's Ancestors

Self
Anna HARTMANN
1855–1906
Birth Place: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
Parents
Johannes HARTMANN II
1809–1878
Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
Grandparents
Johann (Georg) HARTMANN
1778–1853
Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
Anna PAPST
1779–1842
Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
Great-Grandparents
Andreas HARTMANN
1749–1811
Margarethe KAISER
1758–1828
Peter PAPST
1753–1815
Anna PLANZ
1754–1816
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Heinrich HARTMANN
1720–
Johann PABST
1723–1788
Maria MÜLLER
1725–1795
Philipp PLANZ
–1776

Anna HARTMANN's Descendants

1.
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Anna (Maria) HARTMANN (12 MAR 1855–19 APR 1906) m. Adam (Iii.) BÖCHER (26 APR 1856–24 DEC 1928) m. Adam BÖCHER (26 APR 1856–24 DEC 1928)
  1. 1. Maria-Anna BÖCHER 1888–1946
  2. 2. Anna-Maria BÖCHER 1883– m. Richard HOBUSCH 1880–1947
  3. 3. Adam BÖCHER 1885–1889
  4. 4. Peter-Athanasius BÖCHER 1894–
  5. 5. Helena-Maria BÖCHER 1891–
  6. 6. Anton BÖCHER –1951

Anna HARTMANN's Timeline

2 Records

1855
12 MAR 1855
Birth of Anna Maria HARTMANN in Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
1906
19 APR 1906
Age 51
Death of Anna Maria HARTMANN in Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 12 MAR 1855
    Event Place: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
    Record Source: Hesse, Germany, Marriages, Hessisches Hauptstaatsarchiv; Wiesbaden, Deutschland; Bestand: 912; Laufende Nummer: 945

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 19 APR 1906
    Event Place: Eisenbach, Gemeinde Selters, Deutschland
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