children of JOHN A. WOHLFELDER and MARGRETTA VOGT
(1) ANNA WOHLFELDER
married Sept 15, 1892 to FREDERICK T. SCHEUERLE
children: FRIEDA SCHEUERLE {SPRING}, Rosa, Fred Jr.
buried at Walnut Hills Cemetery, Cincinnati
(Sect. 30, Grave 829, Row 104)
Anna Wohlfelder was nineteen years old when she sailed out of Hamburg, apparently by herself, aboard the August Victoria. Frederick Scheuerle, who was visiting Germany after his mother Sophia's death in Cincinnati, was also on board this ship, as was the inventor Nikola Tesla, returning from his own mother's funeral and a trip through Germany. Fred and Anna probably met aboard this ship; they were married in Cincinnati two weeks after arriving.
After her husband Fred's sudden death in 1949, Anna lived with her son Fred Jr. at 3205 Bishop St. in Cincinnati. She died in her sleep the following year.
d. 4/3/1968
married abt 1914 to Charles Lockhard
children: Margretta/Peggy, Elizabeth/Betty {Eisenbeis},
Laura Jane {Kleinschmidt}
Rose Wohlfelder and her mother Margretta emigrated in Nov. 1892, sailing out of Cuxhaven aboard the Rhaetia. She lived with her parents in their boarding house in Wheeling, W. Va., and then went to nursing school at Allegheny Hospital, finally settling with her husband Charles in Ross Township north of Pittsburgh. Rose was the mother of Betty Eisenbeis, who provided much of the detail of the German side of the family in 2007.
(1) ANNA WOHLFELDER
b. 12/8/1872 Harburg, Swabia, Bavaria
d. 11/24/1950 Cincinnati, OHmarried Sept 15, 1892 to FREDERICK T. SCHEUERLE
children: FRIEDA SCHEUERLE {SPRING}, Rosa, Fred Jr.
buried at Walnut Hills Cemetery, Cincinnati
(Sect. 30, Grave 829, Row 104)
Anna Wohlfelder was nineteen years old when she sailed out of Hamburg, apparently by herself, aboard the August Victoria. Frederick Scheuerle, who was visiting Germany after his mother Sophia's death in Cincinnati, was also on board this ship, as was the inventor Nikola Tesla, returning from his own mother's funeral and a trip through Germany. Fred and Anna probably met aboard this ship; they were married in Cincinnati two weeks after arriving.
After her husband Fred's sudden death in 1949, Anna lived with her son Fred Jr. at 3205 Bishop St. in Cincinnati. She died in her sleep the following year.
(2) Rose Wohlfelder
b. 12/31/1882 Harburg, Swabia, Bavariad. 4/3/1968
married abt 1914 to Charles Lockhard
children: Margretta/Peggy, Elizabeth/Betty {Eisenbeis},
Laura Jane {Kleinschmidt}
Rose Wohlfelder and her mother Margretta emigrated in Nov. 1892, sailing out of Cuxhaven aboard the Rhaetia. She lived with her parents in their boarding house in Wheeling, W. Va., and then went to nursing school at Allegheny Hospital, finally settling with her husband Charles in Ross Township north of Pittsburgh. Rose was the mother of Betty Eisenbeis, who provided much of the detail of the German side of the family in 2007.
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