Second wife to Johann Wallerich, Sr., son of Nicolaui (Nikolaus) Wallerich and Elizabetha Hild. They married December 14, 1834 in Kirf, Germany at St. Remigius Church.
Elizabeth and Johann's Children
1. Nicholas Wallerich, 1835-? , did not emigrate to the US with the family
2. Mathais "Matthew" Wallerich, 1838–1901, married Barbara (Babette) Will
3. Maria "Mary" Wallerich, 1839–1903, married Herman Gerhard Seaba
4. Michael Wallerich, 1841–1919, married Anna J.Engeldinger
5. Elizabeth Wallerich, 1842–1886, married Peter John Trierweiler
6. Kind Wallerich, 1844-1844, died in Kirf, Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
7. John Peter Wallerich, 1845-?, did not emigrate to the US with the family
8. Nicholas Wallerich, 1847–1927, married Florence Humphreys
9. John Peter Wallerich, 1848–1916, married Katherine Barbara "Kate" Young
10. Angela Wallerich, 1850–1851, died in Kirf, Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Wife of Johann Wallerich. Elizabeth immigrated to the United States from Prussia with her husband, 21 year old step-son Johann Wallerich Jr, four sons (Matthais, Michael, Nicholas, and John Peter) and two daughters (Mary Wallerich Siebe and Elizabeth Wallerich Trierweiler). The family traveled together on the ship Malabar from Le Harve, France to New York, arrival date July 28,1853. They settled in Clear Creek, Keokuk County, Iowa.
Aside from the children who emigrated to the US with the family Johann and Elizabeth also had four other children, Nicholas, b. 1835, Kind, b. 1835, d. 1835, Johann Peter, b. 1845, and Angela b. June 30, 1850, d. April 19, 1851.
Elizabeth and Johann's Children
1. Nicholas Wallerich, 1835-? , did not emigrate to the US with the family
2. Mathais "Matthew" Wallerich, 1838–1901, married Barbara (Babette) Will
3. Maria "Mary" Wallerich, 1839–1903, married Herman Gerhard Seaba
4. Michael Wallerich, 1841–1919, married Anna J.Engeldinger
5. Elizabeth Wallerich, 1842–1886, married Peter John Trierweiler
6. Kind Wallerich, 1844-1844, died in Kirf, Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
7. John Peter Wallerich, 1845-?, did not emigrate to the US with the family
8. Nicholas Wallerich, 1847–1927, married Florence Humphreys
9. John Peter Wallerich, 1848–1916, married Katherine Barbara "Kate" Young
10. Angela Wallerich, 1850–1851, died in Kirf, Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Wife of Johann Wallerich. Elizabeth immigrated to the United States from Prussia with her husband, 21 year old step-son Johann Wallerich Jr, four sons (Matthais, Michael, Nicholas, and John Peter) and two daughters (Mary Wallerich Siebe and Elizabeth Wallerich Trierweiler). The family traveled together on the ship Malabar from Le Harve, France to New York, arrival date July 28,1853. They settled in Clear Creek, Keokuk County, Iowa.
Aside from the children who emigrated to the US with the family Johann and Elizabeth also had four other children, Nicholas, b. 1835, Kind, b. 1835, d. 1835, Johann Peter, b. 1845, and Angela b. June 30, 1850, d. April 19, 1851.
Second wife to Johann Wallerich, Sr., son of Nicolaui (Nikolaus) Wallerich and Elizabetha Hild. They married December 14, 1834 in Kirf, Germany at St. Remigius Church.
Elizabeth and Johann's Children
1. Nicholas Wallerich, 1835-? , did not emigrate to the US with the family
2. Mathais "Matthew" Wallerich, 1838–1901, married Barbara (Babette) Will
3. Maria "Mary" Wallerich, 1839–1903, married Herman Gerhard Seaba
4. Michael Wallerich, 1841–1919, married Anna J.Engeldinger
5. Elizabeth Wallerich, 1842–1886, married Peter John Trierweiler
6. Kind Wallerich, 1844-1844, died in Kirf, Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
7. John Peter Wallerich, 1845-?, did not emigrate to the US with the family
8. Nicholas Wallerich, 1847–1927, married Florence Humphreys
9. John Peter Wallerich, 1848–1916, married Katherine Barbara "Kate" Young
10. Angela Wallerich, 1850–1851, died in Kirf, Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Wife of Johann Wallerich. Elizabeth immigrated to the United States from Prussia with her husband, 21 year old step-son Johann Wallerich Jr, four sons (Matthais, Michael, Nicholas, and John Peter) and two daughters (Mary Wallerich Siebe and Elizabeth Wallerich Trierweiler). The family traveled together on the ship Malabar from Le Harve, France to New York, arrival date July 28,1853. They settled in Clear Creek, Keokuk County, Iowa.
Aside from the children who emigrated to the US with the family Johann and Elizabeth also had four other children, Nicholas, b. 1835, Kind, b. 1835, d. 1835, Johann Peter, b. 1845, and Angela b. June 30, 1850, d. April 19, 1851.
Elizabeth and Johann's Children
1. Nicholas Wallerich, 1835-? , did not emigrate to the US with the family
2. Mathais "Matthew" Wallerich, 1838–1901, married Barbara (Babette) Will
3. Maria "Mary" Wallerich, 1839–1903, married Herman Gerhard Seaba
4. Michael Wallerich, 1841–1919, married Anna J.Engeldinger
5. Elizabeth Wallerich, 1842–1886, married Peter John Trierweiler
6. Kind Wallerich, 1844-1844, died in Kirf, Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
7. John Peter Wallerich, 1845-?, did not emigrate to the US with the family
8. Nicholas Wallerich, 1847–1927, married Florence Humphreys
9. John Peter Wallerich, 1848–1916, married Katherine Barbara "Kate" Young
10. Angela Wallerich, 1850–1851, died in Kirf, Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
Wife of Johann Wallerich. Elizabeth immigrated to the United States from Prussia with her husband, 21 year old step-son Johann Wallerich Jr, four sons (Matthais, Michael, Nicholas, and John Peter) and two daughters (Mary Wallerich Siebe and Elizabeth Wallerich Trierweiler). The family traveled together on the ship Malabar from Le Harve, France to New York, arrival date July 28,1853. They settled in Clear Creek, Keokuk County, Iowa.
Aside from the children who emigrated to the US with the family Johann and Elizabeth also had four other children, Nicholas, b. 1835, Kind, b. 1835, d. 1835, Johann Peter, b. 1845, and Angela b. June 30, 1850, d. April 19, 1851.
Inscription
Johann Wallerich 1797-1852
Eliz. Schons Wallerich 1810-1872
Gravesite Details
These two names appear on a plate attached to the stone of Anna Feltz #17 Source: Partial Transcripton of Oldest Section of St. Peter and Paul Catholic Cemetery, Clear Creek Township, Keokuk County
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