Anna Marie Nicklaus Family

Anna Marie Nicklaus

Anna Nicklaus (1902--1958)

Nicklaus Children: Front: Margaret and Fred. Rear: Anna and Peter.

born: 14 Nov 1902, Monroe Twp,near Parkersburg,Butler Co.,Iowa
bapt: 4 Jan 1903, Parkersburg,Butler Co.,Iowa, at St. Patricks Catholic Church
died: 14 Jun 1958, Parkersburg,Butler Co.,Iowa, at her home
bur.: 17 Jun 1958, Parkersburg,Butler Co.,Iowa, at St. Patricks Cemetery
occu: school teacher

Pedigree Chart

                      |--------Balthasar NICLAUS (1793, Germany - 1854, Germany)
                      |
           |---------Balthasar NICLAUS (1831, Germany - 1900, Iowa)
           |          |
           |          |--------Maria Anna BöHNER (1796, Germany - 1862, Germany)
           |
  |------George NICKLAUS (1866, IL - 1936, Iowa)
  |        |
  |        |          |--------Gregor SCHMITT (1805, Germany - )
  |        |          |
  |        |---------Margaretha SCHMITT (1838, Germany - 1872, Illinois)
  |                   |
  |                   |--------Margaretha NEUGEBAUER ( - )
  |
Anna Marie NICKLAUS (1902, Iowa - 1958, Iowa)
  |
  |                   |--------Bernardus Josephus ``Bernard'' TIEDEKEN (1807, Germany - 1876, Germany)
  |                   |
  |        |---------Caspar Swibertus TIEDEKEN (1843, Germany - 1890, Iowa)
  |        |          |
  |        |          |--------Maria Veronica HUISMANN (1806, Germany - 1869, Germany)
  |        |
  |------Elizabeth Margaretha TIEDEKEN (1877, Germany - 1958, Iowa)
           |
           |          |--------Conrad Engelbertus BRüGGEMANN (1821, Germany - 1899, Germany)
           |          |
           |---------Anna Maria BRüGGEMANN (1851, Germany - 1934, Iowa)
                      |
                      |--------Friederika JANSSEN (1806, Germany - 1864, Germany)

Anna's brother Fred wrote this: Anna was the oldest girl. She was loved by everyone. She went to college to be a teacher. She taught country schools for years and years. It seems she had taught about every country school in miles of Parkersburg. I used to drive her to school when weather or roads were bad. Many times I would drive her within a mile of her school (as far as I could get) and she would walk the rest of the way. Ann had to start a fire in winter. Her salary part of the time was $20 to $30 a month. She was the main stay or support of the family during the Depression. She helped to pay the bills for many things and kept the family going. She was a hard worker not only with her teaching, but with work at home. When Anna died in 1958, many, many people came to the funeral.

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