Ernestina Catharine Gustina Kopplin - I7122 - Individual Information - Wisconsin and Illinois Genealogy

Ernestina Catharine Gustina Kopplin (I7122)

Surname: Kopplin
Given Names: Ernestina Catharine Gustina

Gender: Female

Birth: 24 December 1824 -- Prussia
Death: February 1872 -- near Ironton Wi

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Birth	24 December 1824 Prussia
Death	February 1872 (Age 47) near Ironton Wi
Universal Identifier	BBE0F623CF89D511973400E02931A951F1EB
Last Change	23 June 2007 - 12:56:35 Last changed by: dcoplien

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Came to America - Arrived Apr 22 1868 to port of Baltimore

GG Grandson notes she had a brother in Reedsburg , Sauk, WI ‎(Richard Kilmer rkilmer@facstaff.wisc.edu Madison WI)‎
Freda R Kopplin was b. 26 Aug 1892 in Sauk County. In 1929 she is single and travels to England. She never married and died in 1971 in Appleton, Outagamie County Wisconsin. I have not been able to determine who her parents are. In 1904 a Lydia Kopplin of Outagamie County marries Louis Suemnicht. She is the daughter of Henry, Granddaughter of Leo S.

There is a Walter Pesky born 6 Jan 1890 in Outagamie County. There are several Walters of about the same age, one is near Green Lake, one in Dodge County and one in Dane County. One would have to buy the certificate from the State Historical Society to see if there is a connection to Christlieb.

1870 - Reedsburg, Sauk, Wisconsin as Catherine Piske

I suspect if she had died close to home, she would be buried with her husband. Since she isn't and since Dane is close to Sauk, I suspect for some reason she was at her brother's home in Dodge or Waupaca County when she died, a further distance from home, and that is where she is buried. If she had been buried near home, I would also expect that after her husband died, he would have been buried next to her or her body moved next to his. His death was only 7 years later.

There was a Middlestadt who married a Piekse and lived in Dane County. It's also possible she was buried on the farm of a brother-in-law but this still wouldn't explain, why, if she died that close to home, she wouldn't be buried with her husband.

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