"May" was the daughter of Matthias "Mat" Troesser and Maria Helena "Lena" Haslag. The Troessers married on 25 Nov 1884 in Loose Creek, Osage County, Missouri.
May married Antone Edward Roettgen on 23 Oct 1906. Because she was only 16, her father had to give his consent. The wedding was performed by a Catholic priest in Frankenstein, Missouri
May and Antone lived in Linn Township, and he worked as a farmer. They were the parents of 6 children, but eventually divorced.
Children from first marriage: 5 sons, 1 daughter.
She married Henry William Wolfe on 09 Jun 1930. The wedding was performed by Justice of the Peace John G. Leslie.
May and Henry their home in Chamois, Missouri. He worked doing odd jobs. They were separated in the 1930's eventually divorced.
Children from second marriage: None.
2 of May's sons, Herman and Aloysius Roettgen, still lived with her in Chamois in 1940. Herman worked for the W. P. A. and Aloysius was a high school student.
May lived until 1941. She died of pneumonia at the age of 50 years, 11 months and 24 days.
She was buried in Chamois, Missouri on 27 Mar 1941, but the specific cemetery is unknown at this time.
Mother of:
Martin Roettgen
Matthew Joseph "Matt" Roettgen
Phillip Antone Roettgen
Philomenia Roettgen Eads
Herman Joseph Roettgen
Reverend Aloysius William Roettgen
Gertrude's siblings:
Anton Troesser
Barbara Troesser
Hermann Joseph Troesser
Henrietta Marie Troesser Jaegers
William "Willie" Troesser
Mathilda M. "Tillie" Troesser Bolten
Paul Troesser
Mathias "Matthew Anthony" Troesser
May's paternal grandparents:
Anton Trüsser
Barbara (nee Hecker) Trüsser
May's maternal grandparents:
Herman Haslag
Anna Marie (nee Kliethermes) Haslach
May married Antone Edward Roettgen on 23 Oct 1906. Because she was only 16, her father had to give his consent. The wedding was performed by a Catholic priest in Frankenstein, Missouri
May and Antone lived in Linn Township, and he worked as a farmer. They were the parents of 6 children, but eventually divorced.
Children from first marriage: 5 sons, 1 daughter.
She married Henry William Wolfe on 09 Jun 1930. The wedding was performed by Justice of the Peace John G. Leslie.
May and Henry their home in Chamois, Missouri. He worked doing odd jobs. They were separated in the 1930's eventually divorced.
Children from second marriage: None.
2 of May's sons, Herman and Aloysius Roettgen, still lived with her in Chamois in 1940. Herman worked for the W. P. A. and Aloysius was a high school student.
May lived until 1941. She died of pneumonia at the age of 50 years, 11 months and 24 days.
She was buried in Chamois, Missouri on 27 Mar 1941, but the specific cemetery is unknown at this time.
Mother of:
Martin Roettgen
Matthew Joseph "Matt" Roettgen
Phillip Antone Roettgen
Philomenia Roettgen Eads
Herman Joseph Roettgen
Reverend Aloysius William Roettgen
Gertrude's siblings:
Anton Troesser
Barbara Troesser
Hermann Joseph Troesser
Henrietta Marie Troesser Jaegers
William "Willie" Troesser
Mathilda M. "Tillie" Troesser Bolten
Paul Troesser
Mathias "Matthew Anthony" Troesser
May's paternal grandparents:
Anton Trüsser
Barbara (nee Hecker) Trüsser
May's maternal grandparents:
Herman Haslag
Anna Marie (nee Kliethermes) Haslach
"May" was the daughter of Matthias "Mat" Troesser and Maria Helena "Lena" Haslag. The Troessers married on 25 Nov 1884 in Loose Creek, Osage County, Missouri.
May married Antone Edward Roettgen on 23 Oct 1906. Because she was only 16, her father had to give his consent. The wedding was performed by a Catholic priest in Frankenstein, Missouri
May and Antone lived in Linn Township, and he worked as a farmer. They were the parents of 6 children, but eventually divorced.
Children from first marriage: 5 sons, 1 daughter.
She married Henry William Wolfe on 09 Jun 1930. The wedding was performed by Justice of the Peace John G. Leslie.
May and Henry their home in Chamois, Missouri. He worked doing odd jobs. They were separated in the 1930's eventually divorced.
Children from second marriage: None.
2 of May's sons, Herman and Aloysius Roettgen, still lived with her in Chamois in 1940. Herman worked for the W. P. A. and Aloysius was a high school student.
May lived until 1941. She died of pneumonia at the age of 50 years, 11 months and 24 days.
She was buried in Chamois, Missouri on 27 Mar 1941, but the specific cemetery is unknown at this time.
Mother of:
Martin Roettgen
Matthew Joseph "Matt" Roettgen
Phillip Antone Roettgen
Philomenia Roettgen Eads
Herman Joseph Roettgen
Reverend Aloysius William Roettgen
Gertrude's siblings:
Anton Troesser
Barbara Troesser
Hermann Joseph Troesser
Henrietta Marie Troesser Jaegers
William "Willie" Troesser
Mathilda M. "Tillie" Troesser Bolten
Paul Troesser
Mathias "Matthew Anthony" Troesser
May's paternal grandparents:
Anton Trüsser
Barbara (nee Hecker) Trüsser
May's maternal grandparents:
Herman Haslag
Anna Marie (nee Kliethermes) Haslach
May married Antone Edward Roettgen on 23 Oct 1906. Because she was only 16, her father had to give his consent. The wedding was performed by a Catholic priest in Frankenstein, Missouri
May and Antone lived in Linn Township, and he worked as a farmer. They were the parents of 6 children, but eventually divorced.
Children from first marriage: 5 sons, 1 daughter.
She married Henry William Wolfe on 09 Jun 1930. The wedding was performed by Justice of the Peace John G. Leslie.
May and Henry their home in Chamois, Missouri. He worked doing odd jobs. They were separated in the 1930's eventually divorced.
Children from second marriage: None.
2 of May's sons, Herman and Aloysius Roettgen, still lived with her in Chamois in 1940. Herman worked for the W. P. A. and Aloysius was a high school student.
May lived until 1941. She died of pneumonia at the age of 50 years, 11 months and 24 days.
She was buried in Chamois, Missouri on 27 Mar 1941, but the specific cemetery is unknown at this time.
Mother of:
Martin Roettgen
Matthew Joseph "Matt" Roettgen
Phillip Antone Roettgen
Philomenia Roettgen Eads
Herman Joseph Roettgen
Reverend Aloysius William Roettgen
Gertrude's siblings:
Anton Troesser
Barbara Troesser
Hermann Joseph Troesser
Henrietta Marie Troesser Jaegers
William "Willie" Troesser
Mathilda M. "Tillie" Troesser Bolten
Paul Troesser
Mathias "Matthew Anthony" Troesser
May's paternal grandparents:
Anton Trüsser
Barbara (nee Hecker) Trüsser
May's maternal grandparents:
Herman Haslag
Anna Marie (nee Kliethermes) Haslach
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