Anna Margaret Weber
Anna Margaret Hamburg was born on January 25, 1859 in Walder Chuter, Frank, Russia which is a Russian village about 65 miles from the city of Saratov in the Volga colony, to Heinrich & Catharina Elisabeth Rohn Hamburg. She came to the United States in 1902 aboard a ship called the Frederick the Great, with her husband Christian, their family and his parents, John Adam & Katherine Margaret Weber, and his brother Henry and his family. The family landed at Ellis Island, then took a train to Ritzville, Washington and then finally onto Quincy, Washington by horse drawn wagon.
Anna and Christian had twelve children born to their marriage. Anna, Conrad, Catharina, John, Christian, George, Henry and Elizabeth as well as three infant boys who died and were unnamed at birth, as well as one unnamed infant daughter who died at birth. Five of their children, Conrad, John, George, Henry and Elizabeth lived until adulthood.
Anna Margaret passed away on October 18, 1913 very suddenly and unexpectedly. The letter from her husband describes her being in good health after a normal day, waking to here her speaking in the middle of the night and is unable to understand her. She passed away within five minutes without him being able help her. She was buried in the Quincy Valley Cemetery.
The world Anna knew
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The Weber name at Quincy Valley Cemetery
Johann Adam Weber1835 – 1920
Katharina Margaretha Weber1837 – 1916
Christian Weber1858 – 1934
Jacob W Weber Sr.1876 – 1961
Heinrich Weber1878 – 1968
Conrad Weber1880 – 1969
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